John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation AI policy
Limits AIChecked November 9, 2026
In short
Guggenheim Fellowship applicants must attest that any generative AI use in preparing the application was limited to help with brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting, and that the substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions are their own.
For applicants
- Applicants attest that, to the extent they used generative AI in preparing the application, it was only to assist with brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting, and that the substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions are their own and were not generated by AI.[1]
Sources
- [1]2026-2027 Guggenheim Fellowship Application Guide
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
“To the extent I used any generative AI tools in preparing this application, I used them only to assist with brainstorming, researching, editing, or formatting; the substantive ideas, analysis, and conclusions presented are my own and were not generated by any AI tool.”
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