UEF AI Assistant - Important Notice You are always responsible for verifying the accuracy of the information provided by the AI before using it. UEF AI Assistant is a powerful tool, but it works on probabilities and training data - it does not have human understanding or the ability to assess the reliability of information. - Answers may be incorrect, outdated, or misleading. - The service does not retrieve information from the internet or from UEF's internal systems; all responses are generated by a language model based on publicly available training data and the files uploaded by the user. Usage restrictions: - Use AI only for tasks where potential errors will not cause significant harm. - The use of AI for high-risk purposes (such as recruitment, student selection, or grading) is prohibited. Using AI without human verification in such contexts can endanger fundamental rights, compromise legal protection, and cause significant harm to individuals. Copyright and transparency: - Do not name AI as the author of any work - you remain fully responsible for the content. - If AI has made a significant contribution, clearly disclose this in publications or shared outputs. - In research, theses, and reports, always state which AI application was used and for what purpose. - In other activities, disclose AI use at your discretion if it had a significant impact on the final output (for example, disclosure is not required for simple language corrections). Your responsibility: - Always verify important information before using it. - Follow applicable laws, the UEF AI policy, and the Code of Conduct. Ethical and ecological use: - Clearly disclose significant AI-generated content in your publications. - Use AI thoughtfully and purposefully to minimise environmental impact. Read the full UEF AI Policy (intranet): https://studentuef.sharepoint.com/sites/uefai