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ABOUT THIS GUIDE

THIS GUIDE OFFERS YOU INFORMATION ON THE USE OF AI & AI TOOLS CONTAINING...

Policy guidelines, manuals and recordings of all Training sessions by vendors and/or product developers.

A single tab is allocated to each aspect in relation to AI

Whilst this guide serves to offer virtual support, face-to-face contact sessions are offered and encouraged.

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UKZN LIBRARY DISCLAIMER

This guide has been developed by the University of KwaZulu-Natal Library to support the awareness and understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as its possible role in academic research. This guide aims to provide general information on AI, direction on ethical use, links to selected AI tools and access to training resources.

 Please note that the UKZN Library does not endorse, promote or recommend any specific AI platform, product or tool featured in this guide. All tools are provided for informational and educational purposes only. Students and researchers remain fully responsible for ensuring that any use of AI complies with UKZN’s policies on academic integrity and the ethical use of AI; all relevant module or school-specific requirements; and applicable copyright, licensing, and fair-use principles.

Further, use of any AI platform, product or tool must always be transparent, responsible, and academically honest. When in doubt, please consult the relevant lecturer, supervisor, or department for guidance on whether and how AI should or may be used in coursework or research initiatives. The UKZN Library accepts no liability for the misuse of AI or academic consequences arising from non-compliance with university rules.

IFLA Statement on Libraries and Artificial Intelligence

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