A visual response to: "how much AI am I allowed to use?"
A woman thinking of a response. Source: Freepik via Flaticon.com
QUESTION: How can we add some creativity to our generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) discussions? How can we promote transparency and clarity regarding the permitted levels of AI use on assignments, tasks, and projects?
ANSWER: Include charming AI allowance indicators!
Illustrated icons sharing the amount of AI use allowed for an assignment, assessment, or task.
A faculty-shared example of the icons in action . . .
An assignment including a visual AI indicator; image used with instructor's permission.
Feel free to use or edit the shared images. Just be sure to provide the following attribution for the robot: Good_Ware via Flaticon.com:
- 100% AI
- Partial AI
- No AI
Not happy with my creations? Then you can make your own after visiting www.Flaticon.com.
Flaticon.com is a site I highly recommend as a source for infographic-style icons (still, animated, and interface) as well as stickers; I share one of my favorite stickers below.
A crocodile sticker (via Freepik) from Flaticon.com
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