In short
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation requires Guggenheim Fellowship applicants to attest to how they used generative AI. Any use must have been limited to brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting. The substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions must be the applicant's own.
Limits AI. Applicants may use AI for some tasks, and the funder restricts how much of an application AI may write.
For applicants
- Applicants attest that any generative AI tools used in preparing the application served only for brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting. They also attest that the substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions are their own and were not generated by any AI tool. [1]
For reviewers
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has published no rules for reviewers.
Sources
2026-2027 Guggenheim Fellowship Application Guide (opens in a new tab)
To the extent I used any generative AI tools in preparing this application, I used them only to assist with brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting; the substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions presented are my own and were not generated by any AI tool.
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