Here are some principles for the responsible use of AI writing assistants:

Attribution

If an AI tool generates content that gets published or shared in any form, always disclose that the writing is AI-generated. Not doing so could constitute plagiarism or misrepresentation.

Limitations

Understand the limitations around AI comprehension and originality compared to human understanding. Fact check content rigorously and do not blindly rely on AI writing.

Augmentation

Use AI tools to augment rather than replace your own critical thinking and writing skills through proofreading, expanding ideas, overcoming writer’s block etc. But develop your own talent.

Bias Mitigation

Choose writing assistants carefully to minimize harmful societal biases around race, gender, culture etc reflected in output text. Audit content thoroughly.

Legality

Ensure text complies fully with copyright laws and does not closely mimic or steal existing written works without attribution, which could constitute plagiarism.

Ethics

Do not request or include inappropriate, dangerous or illegal content. Report concerns over AI biases or capabilities responsibly.

Accessibility

Advocate for and enable writing solutions fairly across student populations as AI penetrates academia, maintaining equitable standards.

The core idea is using AI writing tools thoughtfully and transparently as assistants rather than as unsupervised black boxes. The human should remain accountable for final output quality, biases and ethics.