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MIT has released a final report and optional resources for instructors setting generative AI rules in fall 2026 classes, including a four option policy menu and an experimental assignment policy tool.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has released the final report of its Ad Hoc Committee on AI Use in Teaching, Learning, and Research Training, with optional guidance for fall 2026 class policies, as detailed on its faculty governance site.
The committee recommends that every class have a clear and prominently posted generative AI policy. It also recommends that instructors use an easy format to explain what is allowed and include a rationale for the policy.
MIT said there are no Institute wide requirements for AI use policies in fall 2026 classes. The committee provided a Four Option Menu of Acceptable AI Use Policies for instructors who want to use it.
The resources also include an experimental tool developed by committee cochair Eric Klopfer to help instructors choose an AI use policy for each assignment. MIT plans discussion sessions on August 31 and September 2, and the committee will present its report at the September 16 Institute Faculty Meeting.
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