ELM - (Edinburgh (access to) Language Models) | Computing

ELM is the University of Edinburgh's AI innovation platform, a central gateway providing safer access to Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) via access to Large Language Models (LLMs). To find our more about AI at the University see our dedicated AI pages.

Our AI Principles

We are committed to providing safer access to Generative AI. Learn more about the principles that guide us

ELM Competency Centre

Guidance on how to safely use ELM and other LLMs in your academic work.

Responsible AI & AI Safety

We acknowledge the challenges posed by generative AI and actively work on incorporating safety features, addressing risks, and implementing mitigations.

Using generative AI in your studies: guidelines for students

• The University trusts you to act with integrity in your use of generative AI for your studies.
• It does not ban the use of generative AI, though its use is restricted for assessment.
• Some of your courses may also restrict its use in other ways. Always check your course level guidance.
• These top-level guidelines provide clarity on which uses of generative AI are strictly prohibited and constitute academic misconduct.
• They also explain why you should be cautious about over-reliance on generative AI for your learning.
• This guidance is general and sets out the basics of the University’s position – it is essential that you also check the detailed information provided for each of your courses.