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Eastern Oklahoma State College regents approve Artificial Intelligence policy
Summary
The Board approved a new Artificial Intelligence Policy to guide campus use of AI in teaching, learning and operations. The motion carried by roll-call vote after discussion of AI's role in higher education.
The Eastern Oklahoma State College Board of Regents approved an Artificial Intelligence Policy at the July 16 meeting. After a discussion on the growing role of AI technologies in higher education and student learning, Regent Erick Bilderback "moved to approve the Artificial Intelligence Policy as presented." Regent Larry Spradley seconded the motion, and a roll-call vote recorded a unanimous ayes among present voting members; the motion passed.
Board members discussed preparing students to use AI tools responsibly while preserving academic rigor and critical thinking. The policy approval signals the college's effort to set institutional standards for instructional and operational uses of AI as programs and workforce needs evolve.
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