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Nevada Arts Council AI policy

Limits AIChecked November 9, 2026

In short

Nevada Arts Council applicants may use AI in writing applications or creating work samples, but these may not be fully AI generated and must have meaningful human authorship. Applicants must disclose if and how they used AI. Staff and panelists may not use AI to review applications or generate feedback.

For applicants

  • You may use AI to write applications or create artistic work samples, with restrictions: neither may be fully AI generated, and both must have meaningful human authorship.[1]
  • Disclose if and how you used AI in drafting application content and creating artistic work samples.[1]

For reviewers

  • Nevada Arts Council staff and panelists may not use AI in reviewing applications or to generate feedback.[1]

Sources

  1. [1]
    FY28 General Grant and Award Policies

    Nevada Arts Council, October 29, 2026

    “Applicants may use artificial intelligence (AI) in the writing of applications or creation of artistic work sample with some restrictions. Applications and artistic work samples may not be fully AI generated and must have meaningful human authorship.”
    “Applicants must disclose if and how they used AI in the drafting of application content and the creation of artistic work samples.”
    “To further protect the artistic and intellectual property of applicants, Nevada Arts Council staff and panelists may not use AI in the review of applications or to generate feedback.”

This page summarizes published guidance and is not legal advice. Policies change, and a specific solicitation can add its own rules, so confirm against the funding announcement before you apply. See every funder's AI policy.

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