Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County AI policy
Varies by programChecked November 9, 2026
In short
For FY27 Wheaton Cultural Project Grants, applicants submit a short AI disclosure statement saying whether generative AI meaningfully shaped their application or materials; disclosure does not change the score. The FY27 ARSG application allows AI to aid the creative or scholarly process but does not accept work samples entirely generated by AI.
For applicants
- Wheaton Cultural Project Grant applicants submit a short AI disclosure statement confirming whether generative AI meaningfully shaped their application, work sample, or support materials. AI use is not required, and disclosure alone will not raise or lower a score.[1]
- For the ARSG application, AI may be used to aid the applicant's creative or scholarly process, but work samples entirely generated by AI are not eligible.[2]
Sources
- [1]FY27 Wheaton Cultural Project Grants Guidelines
Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County
“A short statement in response to specific questions confirming whether generative AI meaningfully shaped your application, work sample, or support materials. You are not required or expected to use AI, and disclosure by itself will not increase or decrease a score.”
- [2]FY27-ARSG-Application-Template.pdf
Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County
“The use of AI is permitted to aid an applicant’s creative/scholarly process however, work samples entirely generated by AI are not eligible.”
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