AIUL License Tags
The AI Usage License (AIUL) framework includes six primary license tags, each representing a different level of permitted AI usage. These tags can be combined with optional media-specific suffixes to provide additional clarity for different types of assignments.
Primary License Tags
| Tag | Description | Example Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| AIUL-NA (Not Allowed) | ||
| AIUL-WA (With Approval) | ||
| AIUL-CD (Conceptual Development) | ||
| AIUL-TC (Transformative Collaboration) | ||
| AIUL-DP (Directed Production) | ||
| AIUL-IU (Integrated Usage) |
Choosing Media-Specific Suffixes
Media-specific suffixes help clarify which types of AI tools are relevant to the assignment:
| Suffix | Description | Example Use Cases |
|---|---|---|
| -3D (3-Dimensional Design) | ||
| -AU (Audio) | ||
| -CO (Code) | ||
| -IM (Image) | ||
| -MX (Mixed Media) | ||
| -TR (Traditional Media) | ||
| -VD (Video) | ||
| -WR (Writing) |
If an assignment involves multiple media types but focuses primarily on one, you can use the primary media suffix. For more complex assignments, the -MX suffix is appropriate.
Examples of Combined Tags
- AIUL-NA-WR: A writing assignment where no AI text generation is permitted.
- AIUL-CD-IM: An image creation assignment where AI can be used for inspiration or research but the final image must be created without AI generation.
- AIUL-TC-AU: An audio production assignment where AI tools can be used collaboratively, but with significant student input and direction.
- AIUL-DP-VD: A video project where AI-assisted creation is permitted with student direction and editing.
- AIUL-IU-MX: A mixed-media project that requires the integration of AI tools as a core learning objective.
Implementation Resources
For detailed implementation guidelines and syllabus language, please visit our Resources page. To determine the appropriate tag for your assignment, try our Tag Generator.