Overview

The OSU Office of Student Conduct provides this information and guidance on AI to instructional faculty.

The Office of Student Community Standards encourages you to have a conversation with the student directly. Consider sharing your concerns, asking the student how they developed their submission, discussing why AI is not permitted on the assignment, and outlining the possible consequences of inappropriate AI Use.
- See detailed guidance in Approaching Students Regarding AI Use.
The unauthorized use of AI is a violation of the Code of Student Conduct. Should you determine that the student's action warrants an assignment or course grade deduction, you must file an Academic Misconduct Incident Report.
Through the academic integrity process, students will meet with a College Hearing Officer to discuss the allegations and determine an appropriate outcome. The intent of this process is educational. It holds students accountable and helps address the root cause of their behaviors to prevent any recurrence. Repeated incidents may result in elevated sanctions.
For support, consider speaking with your department head, your College Hearing Officer, or the Office of Student Community Standards.
The university does not consider AI detectors to be a reliable indicator of AI use. A high AI probability score can encourage additional scrutiny but does not definitively prove a student used artificial intelligence on an assignment.
OSU College Hearing Officers' AI Statement for Faculty

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