Cancer Grand Challenges AI policy
Disclosure requiredChecked November 9, 2026
In short
Cancer Grand Challenges' Expression of Interest guidelines require applicant teams to correctly and explicitly attribute outputs from generative AI tools in their applications. Teams should list the AI source, name the specific model and software where practicable, and say how the content was generated (for example, the prompt used).
For applicants
- Applicant teams must correctly and explicitly attribute outputs from generative AI tools in applications by listing the generative AI source, naming the specific model(s) and software where practicable, and specifying how content was generated (such as listing the prompt used).[1]
Sources
- [1]Expression of Interest Guidelines
Cancer Grand Challenges
“Correctly and explicitly attribute outputs from generative AI tools in applications by listing the generative AI source, where practicable, naming the specific model/s used and software, and specifying how content was generated (such as listing the prompt used).”
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