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The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation has issued an official statement banning the use of artificial intelligence in the educational process at certification stages and when performing tasks that require students to independently demonstrate knowledge and skills.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Artificial intelligence is not allowed to be used during intermediate and final certification, as well as when performing tasks where the student must demonstrate his knowledge and skills.
Students should not pass off an entirely AI-generated text, solution, presentation, or project as their own work.
Before starting work, the teacher must explain to schoolchildren when the use of AI is acceptable and talk about possible risks and information security rules.
MOSCOW, September 26 - RIA Novosti. The use of artificial intelligence is excluded during intermediate and final certification, as well as when performing tasks where the student must demonstrate his knowledge and skills himself, the press service of the Ministry of Education told RIA Novosti.
“During intermediate and final certification, as well as when performing other tasks where the student must personally demonstrate his knowledge and skills, AI is not allowed to be used,” the department said in a statement.
It is clarified that a child cannot be given a completely AI-created text, solution, presentation or project for their own work, and it is also unacceptable to transmit confidential information or ignore the rules for using the technology established by the teacher.

Teachers in Russian schools can use artificial intelligence at different stages of their work: from preparing educational materials to analyzing the performance and behavior of participants in the educational process, including adapting content for children with disabilities.

Students in grades 5–11 will be able to use artificial intelligence to perform educational tasks with the consent of the teacher: in grades 5–9 – to search for information, explain concepts and visualize material, in grades 10–11 – also for design and research activities, including data analysis and model building.

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