In short
The Blakemore Foundation fellowship guidelines (Blakemore and Blakemore Freeman Fellowships) and the Blakemore Kingfisher page both say applicants may not use AI to write any part of the essay or answers. AI may be used only to research the fellowships and the application. The pages give no guidance for peer reviewers.
Bans AI. Applicants may not use AI to write any part of an application.
For applicants
- Applicants must attest that the application is their own work. [1][2]
- No AI tools or assistance may be used to construct or write the essay and answers, in part or in full. This applies to Blakemore, Blakemore Freeman and Blakemore Kingfisher applications. [1][2]
- The Foundation understands that candidates may use AI tools or assistance to research the fellowships and the application. That use is not barred. [1][2]
For reviewers
Blakemore Foundation has published no rules for reviewers.
Sources
Blakemore Fellowships (opens in a new tab)
Use of Artificial Intelligence tools or assistance: Applicants must attest to their application being their own work.
The Blakemore Foundation understands that candidates may wish to utilize Artificial Intelligence tools or assistance in researching the Blakemore Foundation fellowships and application but requires that no AI tools or assistance are utilized to construct or write the essay and answers submitted in their grant application, in part or in full.
Blakemore Kingfisher (opens in a new tab)
Use of Artificial Intelligence tools or assistance: Applicants must attest to their application being their own work.
The Blakemore Foundation understands that candidates may wish to utilize Artificial Intelligence tools or assistance in researching the Blakemore Kingfisher fellowships and application but requires that no AI tools or assistance are utilized to construct or write the essay and answers submitted in their grant application, in part or in full.
See Blakemore Foundation's 1 open program
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