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Understanding Generative AI (GenAI) Tutorial

Complete the Poll

Complete the poll below to determine what you may already know about generative artificial intelligence (GenAI).

Clicking will compare your response to others, but does not determine a right or wrong answer. The poll is merely a way to establish some common perceptions about the use of generative AI. To learn more, click the Don't Know link.

Agree/Disagree

Generative AI, if used appropriately, can be a valuable tool for assisting students in academic writing and content creation.
Agree: 1725 votes (70.55%)
Disagree: 593 votes (24.25%)
Don't Know: 127 votes (5.19%)
Total Votes: 2445
The use of generative AI in university learning raises ethical concerns about plagiarism and academic honesty.
Agree: 2288 votes (96.66%)
Disagree: 51 votes (2.15%)
Don't know: 28 votes (1.18%)
Total Votes: 2367
Generative AI can perpetuate the biases present in its training data, reinforcing stereotypes and prejudices.
Agree: 2108 votes (89.63%)
Disagree: 108 votes (4.59%)
Don't know: 136 votes (5.78%)
Total Votes: 2352
Students are responsible for learning about the ethical and responsible use of generative AI tools in their academic pursuits.
Agree: 2251 votes (97.11%)
Disagree: 31 votes (1.34%)
Don't know: 36 votes (1.55%)
Total Votes: 2318
Students can harness the power of generative AI while maintaining academic integrity, nurturing their creativity and critical thinking skills.
Agree: 1960 votes (84.85%)
Disagree: 239 votes (10.35%)
Don't know: 111 votes (4.81%)
Total Votes: 2310
The university has clear guidelines and policies around the use of generative AI tools in academic settings.
Agree: 1879 votes (82.41%)
Disagree: 175 votes (7.68%)
Don't know: 226 votes (9.91%)
Total Votes: 2280
By relying too heavily on generative AI tools, students jeopardize the intellectual growth that comes from crafting original ideas and developing critical analysis skills.
Agree: 2146 votes (96.84%)
Disagree: 44 votes (1.99%)
Don't know: 26 votes (1.17%)
Total Votes: 2216
Students should always cite generative AI tools when incorporating its content into their academic work.
Agree: 1924 votes (86.74%)
Disagree: 116 votes (5.23%)
Don't know: 178 votes (8.03%)
Total Votes: 2218
ChatGPT and other large language models make things up, so it is essential to critically assess the accuracy and credibility of AI-generated content.
Agree: 1991 votes (90.58%)
Disagree: 94 votes (4.28%)
Don't know: 113 votes (5.14%)
Total Votes: 2198
Students can freely share sensitive or personal data with AI tools, as complete anonymity and security is guaranteed.
Agree: 373 votes (16.4%)
Disagree: 1830 votes (80.47%)
Don't care: 71 votes (3.12%)
Total Votes: 2274
Students should respect intellectual property rights and seek proper permissions when using AI tools that involve copyrighted material.
Agree: 2188 votes (96.09%)
Disagree: 38 votes (1.67%)
Don't know: 51 votes (2.24%)
Total Votes: 2277

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