How can educators respond to students presenting AI-generated content as their own? | OpenAI Help Center

We recognize that many school districts and higher education institutions do not currently account for generative AI in their policies on academic honesty. We also understand that some students may have used these tools for assignments without disclosing their use of AI. In addition to potentially violating school honor codes, such cases may be against our terms of use: users must be at least 13 years old and users between the ages of 13 and 18 must have parental or guardian permission to use the platform. We will continue to provide resources and insights in this area, understanding that ultimately each institution will decide how to address these issues in a way and on a timeline that makes sense for their educators and students. In the past year, different school districts and universities have created new policies around AI-generated content. We encourage educators to do their own research on these different approaches to find what works best for them. Do AI detectors work? In shor

We recognize that many school districts and higher education institutions do not currently account for generative AI in their policies on academic honesty. We also understand that some students may have used these tools for assignments without disclosing their use of AI. In addition to potentially violating school honor codes, such cases may be against our terms of use: users must be at least 13 years old and users between the ages of 13 and 18 must have parental or guardian permission to use the platform. We will continue to provide resources and insights in this area, understanding that ulti