Funder AI policy

Can applicants use AI on an application to National Court Reporters Association?

It depends on the program.

The only rule comes from the NCRA CASE Student Scholarship page, so it covers that one program and not NCRA as a whole. Advise applicants that AI may not write all or a substantial portion of the essay, and that its ideas, analysis, and final text must be their own. The page gives no guidance for reviewers, and no stated consequence for breaking the rule.

www.ncra.org (opens in a new tab)Checked against the funder's site

Depends on the program. The funder sets the rule in each program's guidelines, so check the program a PI is applying to.

What the funder asks of applicants

  • The essay's ideas, analysis, and final written content must be the applicant's own original work. [1]

What is off limits

  • Applicants may not use AI to generate or compose all or a substantial portion of the essay. [1]

Rules for reviewers

National Court Reporters Association has published no rules for reviewers.

Where this comes from

The funder's own words, from its own pages.

  1. NCRA CASE Student Scholarship (opens in a new tab)

    National Court Reporters Association

    Original work: The essay's ideas, analysis, and final written content must be the applicant's own. AI may not be used to generate or compose all or a substantial portion of the essay.

This is a reading of what the funder has published, and it is not legal advice. A solicitation can set its own rule, so read the funding announcement before a PI applies.

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