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8/12Calibrated Authority
“Policies should be transparent and clearly communicated to staff and students, emphasising that academic misconduct is unacceptable and that responsibility for the integrity of the submission lies with the student.”— Maintaining quality and standards in the ChatGPT era (2023-05-08) · source ↗
D1
Traceability & inspectability
1
D2
Human authorship & accountability
2
D3
Disclosure & labeling
1
D4
Synthetic-identity / fabrication prohibition
1
D5
Human validation in loop
1
D6
Evidential-trust emphasis
2
Posture Enabling Boundary fit · partially Trust-logic Both-split ⚑ twilight framing
Source policy: https://www.qaa.ac.uk/sector-resources/generative-artificial-intelligence/qaa-advice-and-resources
Machine record: /institutions/qaa-uk.json

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Reitz, C.H. (2026). The Calibrated Authority Index — QAA (UK Quality Assurance Agency). https://calibrated-authority.chrishuberreitz.com/institutions/qaa-uk Quote: “Policies should be transparent and clearly communicated to staff and students, emphasising that academic misconduct is unacceptable and that responsibility for the integrity of the submission lies with the student.” Source: https://www.qaa.ac.uk/sector-resources/generative-artificial-intelligence/qaa-advice-and-resources
Index Methodology Manifest JSON atom CC-BY-4.0 · v2026-06-22 · Chris Huber Reitz