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GenAI in research

                 QUTs position on GenAI in research is outlined on the AI in research: responsible use page on the Digital Workplace. 

GenAI is opening new avenues for innovation and exploration, but there are benefits and risks with using GenAI for research. QUTs position on AI in research is aligned with the principles of the Australian Code for the responsible conduct of research and documented in the QUT code for responsible conduct of research.

When using GenAI, it is important to think critically about the content created and the data used to generate that content. remembering it is not always known. There may be additional considerations such as university, publisher or funder requirements around the acknowledgement and use of AI in your research, so make sure you fully understand your obligations.

QUT staff and Higher Degree Research students can read more about:

QUT offers training and workshops for research students about the Responsible use of AI in Research Writing. You can access the module at any time and move through it at your own pace.

Sleepy cat researchers created by Copilot

Note. Image generated using Microsoft Copilot, 2024 (https://copilot.microsoft.com/)

Tags: AI, artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, Generative AI