Why Safety Matters When Using AI
The IB places a strong emphasis on academic integrity, and handing over your actual assignments to third-party AI tools can risk unintentional breaches. Your ideas, structure, and insights must stay your own, and using AI without caution—especially privacy safeguards—can cause issues like plagiarism or data exposure.
1. Understand What You're Sharing
Before uploading or inputting any assignment into an AI tool, ask yourself:
- Who can access your information?
Some tools store submissions in shared databases.
- Is your personal data protected?
Avoid services without strong privacy policies or encryption.
At RevisionDojo, your drafts stay private—Jojo AI is built for ethical, secure assistance, not public sharing.
2. Share Only Outline Snippets, Not Full Work
If you want feedback on structure or ideas, share a simplified outline or paragraph summary, without copying your actual essay or internal assessment:
- Use the Practical Guide to Using AI Tools for IB TOK Essays to understand how to request structural help ethically.
- Keep your full draft offline to preserve originality and prevent accidental leaks.
