In short
The Alabama Humanities Alliance grant guidelines say applicants may write proposals with an AI program such as ChatGPT or Claude. They ask those applicants to review the application personally and verify that the information is correct. They also ask applicants to check that AI has not produced dense, repetitive descriptions of humanities keywords or left out the most important details.
Permits AI. Applicants may use AI and stay responsible for what they submit.
For applicants
- Applicants who write a proposal with an AI program such as ChatGPT or Claude are asked to review the application personally and verify that the information is correct. They are also asked to check that AI has not turned the text into dense, repetitive descriptions of humanities keywords or omitted the most important details: who, what, where, when, and why. [1]
For reviewers
Alabama Humanities Alliance has published no rules for reviewers.
Sources
Grant Guidelines (opens in a new tab)
I wrote my proposal using an artificial intelligence program like ChatGPT, Claude, etc. Have I personally reviewed the application and verified the information is correct? Did AI turn it into dense, repetitive descriptions of humanities keywords and omit the most important details of my application? (Who, what, where, when, and why?)
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