ChatGPT and other AI tools put students at risk of plagiarism allegations, MDU warns

Medical students should not “cut corners” by using artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT in their written work, the Medical Defence Union has said.The MDU has raised concerns about the number of medical students using content generated by AI systems, such as ChatGPT, in their coursework, resulting in plagiarism allegations from their universities. With sophisticated AI technology becoming increasingly accessible, the defence organisation emphasised the need for students to show that their work is “above suspicion.”MDU medicolegal adviser Ellie Mein said, “Our message to medical students is not to be tempted to cut corners to meet deadlines. If you are struggling to cope with your studies or under time pressure it’s best to speak to a supervisor for extra support or to get an extension.”Plagiarism allegations made against medical students can prompt fitness to practise investigations where, following General Medical Council guidance, their university will consider whether the student meets…
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