In short
The Alzheimer's Association permits applicants to use large language models and other generative AI tools when preparing letters of intent and full applications. Applicants are fully responsible for the content of their proposals, including any parts an AI tool produced. The Association states that using these tools will not affect the review of an application.
Permits AI. Applicants may use AI and stay responsible for what they submit.
For applicants
- Applicants may use large language models and other generative AI tools to prepare a letter of intent and a full application. [1][2]
- Applicants are fully responsible for the content of their proposals, including any parts produced by an AI tool. Using these tools will not affect how an application is reviewed. [1][2]
For reviewers
Alzheimer's Association has published no rules for reviewers.
Sources
Alzheimer's Association Funding Program Guidelines (opens in a new tab)
Applicants are fully responsible for the content of their proposal, even those parts produced by an AI tool. Using one of these tools will not affect the review of your application.
Applicants may use LLMs and other generative AI tools in the preparation of their LOIs and full applications.
See Alzheimer's Association's 19 open programs
This page summarizes what the funder has published and is not legal advice. Policies change, and one solicitation can add its own rules. Confirm against the funding announcement before you apply.