Instructions for Coursework I: a 10-minute video presentation on the interaction between AI and copyright

Worth: 40% of your final grade

Due Date: Monday, 23 March 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon)

Question:

Please find the question for the LLB Copyright and AI CW1 assignment here: LLB Copyright and Artificial Intelligence CW1 Question UPLOAD.docxDownload LLB Copyright and Artificial Intelligence CW1 Question UPLOAD.docx

Suggested Reading:

The suggested reading list for Coursework 1 is available here: Copyright and AI CW1 suggested reading-2-1.odtDownload Copyright and AI CW1 suggested reading-2-1.odt

Feel free to explore resources beyond this list to enhance your research.

Additional Useful Material:

To assist you in completing CW1, you may find the following material helpful: CW1 LLB Copyright and AI support material-1.pptxDownload CW1 LLB Copyright and AI support material-1.pptx

Permitted Use of AI Tools:

You are encouraged to use AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, DALL-E, CoPilot) for research, planning, and content creation, including proofreading. However, you must adhere to the University's academic integrity policies (UPR 14 App3) and ethical guidelines for AI use. Specifically:

1. Transparency: You must clearly identify all portions of your assignment that used AI (refer to https://herts.instructure.com/courses/61421/pages/evaluating-generative-ai-tools?module)
2. Acknowledgement: You must properly acknowledge AI-generated material (refer to https://www-citethemrightonline-com.ezproxy.herts.ac.uk/sourcetype?docid=b-9781350928022&tocid=b-9781350928022-46Links to an external site.). For AI-generated content, clearly state the AI model used (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini), the version (if known), and the date of your query. Clearly identify which portions of your presentation use AI-generated material.
3. Verification: You must critically assess and verify the accuracy of all AI-generated information. Do not rely on AI for factual statements without independent verification.
4. Declaration: You must declare your AI usage and the extent of its use, as per the University's AI usage policy.

Unauthorised use of AI-generated material is considered academic misconduct.

Ethical Guidelines for AI Use:

1. Be transparent about AI use, distinguishing between human-generated and AI-generated content.
2. Verify the accuracy, relevance, and appropriateness of AI-generated information.
3. Address potential biases and limitations of AI tools (e.g., citation errors, implicit bias).
4. Use AI responsibly, adhering to University policies and ethical guidelines, including intellectual property and data protection.

 Referencing Legal Sources in your Presentation:

While a formal OSCOLA bibliography is not required, you must clearly attribute the legal sources you use within your presentation. Specifically, in your presentation, refer to:

• Legislation: By its full title.
• Case Law: By the case names (e.g., Donoghue v Stevenson).
• Academic and Practitioner Opinion: By the author's surname and the general area of their work (e.g., "Smith, writing on the impact of AI in training data...").

Important Information:

• Please refer to the Level 6 Assessment Booklet for important information relating to your submission:

LLB Assessment Template.docxDownload LLB Assessment Template.docx

• “NB: PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE VIEWED VIDEO/QUIZ IN LINK BELOW PRIOR TO SUBMISSION OF YOUR COURSEWORK:

 Academic Conduct Offences Explained ”