Carnegie Science AI policy

For applicants

• For EPL postdoctoral applications, cautious use of generative AI as a research or writing aid is allowed, as long as you take responsibility for all the content you submit.[1]
• EPL postdoctoral applicants must attest to full responsibility for the proposal's content and that it gives appropriate credit to ideas, literature, and tools created by others, including generative AI where its use materially contributed to the proposal.[1]

For reviewers

• EPL does not use AI in the evaluation of postdoctoral applications, and application materials are shared only with scientific reviewers and HR staff involved in selection.[2]

Sources

1. [1]

   Crafting a Competitive Postdoctoral Application

   Carnegie Science

   “Cautious use of generative AI as a research or writing aid is allowed, as long as you take responsibility for all the content you submit.”

   “As part of submitting your application, you must attest to your full responsibility for the content of your proposal and guarantee that your application honestly represents your work, clearly communicates which ideas are your own, and gives appropriate credit to ideas, literature, and tools created by others, including generative AI where its use has materially contributed to the proposal.”

2. [2]

   Carnegie Postdoctoral Fellowships Starting in 2027 at the Earth and Planets Laboratory

   Seismological Society of America (not an official funder page)

   “EPL does not use AI in the evaluation of applications, and your application materials will only be shared with our scientific reviewers and HR staff involved in the selection process.”