In short
PARC sets AI rules by program. The Fellowships for Palestinians require proposals to reflect the applicant's own intellectual work and to avoid substantial AI generation. Undisclosed AI use may discredit an application. The Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship strongly discourages generative AI, with translation and grammar correction as the only exceptions.
Varies by program. The rule is set in each program's guidelines, so check the one you are applying to.
For applicants
- The Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship strongly discourages generative AI in preparing an application. Translation and grammar correction are the exceptions. Applications written with AI are far less likely to be selected than applications written without AI assistance. [1]
- The Fellowships for Palestinians require each proposal to reflect the applicant's own intellectual contribution. A proposal must not be substantially AI-generated. Applicants who use AI without disclosing it may discredit their application. [2]
For reviewers
Palestinian American Research Center has published no rules for reviewers.
Sources
Fellowships: Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarships | (opens in a new tab)
Except for translation and grammar correction, the use of generative AI in preparing an application is strongly discouraged. AI-written applications are far less likely to be selected for a TBA award than those that are written without AI assistance.
Fellowships: For Palestinians | (opens in a new tab)
Proposals must embody the applicant’s own intellectual contribution and must not be substantially AI-generated; undisclosed use of AI may discredit the application.
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.