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                  Selected Fundamental Concepts Related to the Ethical Use of Generative
                  Artificial Intelligence in Education
                  This chapter defines selected key concepts relating to the ethical challenges of using
                  generative artificial intelligence in education. It describes plagiarism as a key ethical
                  challenge, where AI tools that enable content creation can pose a risk to academic
                  integrity. It outlines some of the ethical challenges related to intellectual property,
                  copyright and data sharing with AI. The paper also draws attention to bias and dis-
                  crimination in the generated content, which may arise from biased data underlying
                  AI, and the problem of generating false data and information. It also identifies the
                  problem of anthropomorphisation of AI, the over-reliance on AI and the importance
                  of critical thinking in the use of AI. Finally, the chapter addresses the environmental
                  and societal implications of the use of AI, such as high energy consumption and the
                  risks of increasing social and economic inequalities. The analysis shows that a holistic
                  approach is needed to harness the benefits of AI in education while reducing its eth-
                  ical risks, covering (at least) the aspects addressed.
                  Keywords: general artificial intelligence in education, critical thinking, intellectual
                  property, anthropomorphisation, plagiarism




























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