Wikiversity:Artificial intelligence
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This policy specifies the requirements for contributing AI-generated content (text and media) to Wikiversity.
AI-generated content is permitted where it follows good scholarly practices, including:
- Edit summary: The origin of contributed AI text is clearly indicated in the edit summary along with a publicly accessible link to the chatbot conversation (or a copy of the transcript) to maximise transparency.
- Verifiability / Citations: AI text is verified by the contributor. Citations are fact-checked for appropriateness and relevance by the contributor.
- Human revision: AI text is revised and rewritten by the contributor (or originally human-written and improved using genAI)
- Copyright: AI content must be compatible with Wikiversity's licensing requirements (CC BY-SA).
- Template: Display the {{AI-generated}} template at the top of pages, or below the description template for files, when the content contains substantial AI-generated material.
Contributors wanting to use AI-generated content in ways not covered by this policy should seek community input by discussing at the Colloquium.
See also
[edit source]- Meta
- Wikimedia projects
- Wikibooks:Artificial intelligence (Policy)
- Wikimedia Commons:AI-generated media (Policy)
- Wikipedia:Large language models (Information page)
- Writing articles with large language models (Guideline)
- Wikiversity project guidelines
- Using generative AI (Motivation and emotion)
External links
[edit source]- Wiki Education Foundation
- Using generative AI tools with Wikipedia (Training module)