Alaska Department of Health AI policy
Varies by programChecked November 9, 2026
In short
For the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), the Fall 2026 applicant guide encourages applicants to write responses from their own knowledge and experience rather than relying on AI-generated language. Applicants who use AI to help draft or edit should review responses carefully so they accurately reflect their organization.
For applicants
- For RHTP, applicants are encouraged to base Implementation Focus Area responses on their own knowledge and experience rather than relying on AI-generated language.[1]
- If AI tools are used to support drafting or editing, applicants should review the response carefully to make sure it accurately reflects their organization.[1]
Sources
- [1]Fall 2026 RHTP Applicant Resource Guide
Alaska Department of Health, September 27, 2026
“Applicants are encouraged to prepare Implementation Focus Areas responses based on their own knowledge and experience with the Implementation Pathway applicants will identify proposed project rather than relying whether their project primarily supports one of the on AI-generated language.”
“If AI tools following focus areas, as described on Page 1 of this are used to support drafting or guide. Applicants selecting a designated focus area will editing, applicants should review the receive additional questions specific to that area. response carefully and make sure it Project Need and Rural Impact accurately reflects their organization”
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