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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Learning and Discovery: AI in Teaching and Learning
AI in Teaching and Learning
Artificial intelligence use in academia is growing, and the Levy Library is your partner in keeping up with new developments and trends. To help us stay current, we've set up feeds showcasing recent literature and information on applications, best practices, and tools in teaching and learning for medical education, graduate medical education, and graduate education. We're also actively watching other sources and feeds, and the information from them can be found in the blog tab at the bottom of this section.
AI-related policies and resources of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai can be found in the link in this box below.
- ISMMS Department of Medical Education-Academic Integrity PolicyAI covered in the section on "Writing, Revision, and Editing Assistance"
- ISMMS Graduate Student Handbook: Chapter on Academic IntegrityThis chapter of the Graduate Student Handbook describes the current policies on utilizing AI.
- ISMMS Writing Support ServiceThe ISMMS Writing Support Service provides students, housestaff, and postdocs with 1:1 consultations from an experienced science writer and editor in a collaborative, non-judgmental, and confidential setting. The service is designed to help you improve your writing skills.
- Mentor – Learner Agreement Regarding Use of Generative AIThe purpose of this document focused on the preparation of mentored research projects is to encourage discussion and awareness of the risks and benefits of using generative AI (aka large language models) and document agreement to permit or restrict its usage.
Using AI Tools
AI tools for teachers and learners are constantly being developed. Below are links describing some of these new resources as well as links to the tools themselves.
Citing and Using AI in Manuscripts
AI's ability to generate text to write papers has been a widely discussed topic in academia and scholarly communication. Below are links describing journal policies for AI in text generation and ways to cite AI in your own writing.
Citation Resources
- APA Style Blog: How to Cite ChatGPTBlog entry from APA style team that provides information on citing ChatGPT and other AI tools.
- Levy Library's Citing ChatGPT GuideA resource to guide users in citing ChatGPT, including free, pro, and EDU licensed versions, for commonly used scholarly style manuals.
Guidance on Using AI in Manuscripts
- WAME Recommendations on Chatbots and Generative Artificial Intelligence in Relation to Scholarly PublicationsRecommendations from the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME) on using AI in manuscripts.
- COPE Position Statement on Authorship and AI ToolsPosition statement from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) on the use of AI in research publications.
More AI Tools
- Generative AI Product TrackerThis is a comprehensive list of AI products that are being used by postsecondary students and faculty, marketed as innovative tools for teaching, learning, and discovery. The list is provided by Ithaka S+R and is updated frequently.