Digital Trust Standards for Artificial Intelligence
Principles and an evaluation guide to help you use generative AI tools safely, responsibly and thoughtfully at BAU. You can reach each section from the menu on the left.
BAU embraces innovation with curiosity and sound judgment, guided by a principled approach to innovation. Exploring these tools is important for keeping pace with the rapidly evolving world of generative AI. As you explore, however, you must respect university policies, protect your own and others' privacy, and keep intellectual property considerations in mind. The aim of these principles is to support creativity with AI and to build a culture of exploration that is safe, responsible and confident.
Available Tools
BAU offers AI tools that have been evaluated for compliance with the protection of personal data. You can see the list of approved tools and their data-sharing levels on the AI Tools page.
Evaluation Guide
Five key questions to evaluate before you use a tool.
Open sectionIntellectual Property
Ownership of the data you enter and the outputs produced, and the associated risks.
Open sectionUsing Outputs
Transparent disclosure, source verification and human oversight.
Open sectionRelated Policies
Policies and resources that complement this guide.
Open sectionWould you like to suggest a new tool?
When you find a tool you would like to use, BAU provides support to help you integrate that technology with confidence; this process safeguards compliance with policy and regulation, as well as data privacy and security. Many of these tools are 'click-to-accept' agreements that do not go through a formal procurement process; use BAU's IT risk assessment process to make sure a tool has been evaluated properly.
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