AI Task Force and guidelines
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With a rich and robust history of leadership in the study and development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the University of Toronto is uniquely positioned to harness and shape the transformative potential of this rapidly evolving field for our institution, and the higher education sector more broadly.
Provostial Advisor on AI, and AI Task Force
To guide the University in meeting both the opportunities and challenges of AI, Professor Susan McCahan has been appointed as the Provostial Advisor on Artificial Intelligence for a term that will run until June 30, 2025. She will convene an AI Task Force to engage members of the University in developing a vision and strategic plan for U of Tâs AI activities.
The Task Force will include individuals with expertise across a range of academic, administrative, and technical areas. This critical institutional initiative will consider ways that our community can best leverage AI to enhance our research expertise, support student success including engagement in rewarding learning and co-curricular experiences and improve operational efficiencies â all within a framework of clear and consistent principles.U of T Task Force updates
Explore updates and resources as the Task Force develops a vision and strategic plan for U of T’s AI activities through the U of T Task Force Updates SharePoint.
U of T guidelines for using GenAI
With the advent of publicly accessible generative AI (GenAI) tools, U of T has been assessing the technological landscape and updating relevant guidelines and protocols as needed. We will be collecting and sharing the guidelines and protocols as they become available. Additional resources will be posted to this page as they emerge regarding GenAI usage by faculty, students, researchers, and staff across our three campuses.
Collected guidelines and protocols
- Office of the Vice-Provost, Innovations in Undergraduate Education: FAQs on GenAI in the Classroom
- Academic Integrity: Using a GenAI Tool on a Marked Assessment
- School of Graduate Studies: Guidance on the Appropriate Use of GenAI in Graduate Theses
- University of Toronto Libraries: Citing GenAI Tools
- University of Toronto Libraries: GenAI and Copyright Considerations
- Information Security Council: Use AI Intelligently