Palestinian American Research Center AI policy
Varies by programChecked November 9, 2026
In short
Rules differ by PARC program. For the Fellowships for Palestinians, proposals must be the applicant's own intellectual work and not substantially AI-generated, and undisclosed AI use may discredit the application. For the Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship, generative AI is strongly discouraged except for translation and grammar correction.
For applicants
- For the Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarship, using generative AI to prepare an application is strongly discouraged, except for translation and grammar correction. AI-written applications are far less likely to be selected.[1]
- For the Fellowships for Palestinians, proposals must embody the applicant's own intellectual contribution and must not be substantially AI-generated. Undisclosed use of AI may discredit the application.[2]
Sources
- [1]Fellowships: Tanya Baker-Asad Scholarships |
Palestinian American Research Center
“Except for translation and grammar correction, the use of generative AI in preparing an application is strongly discouraged. AI-written applications are far less likely to be selected for a TBA award than those that are written without AI assistance.”
- [2]Fellowships: For Palestinians |
Palestinian American Research Center
“Proposals must embody the applicant’s own intellectual contribution and must not be substantially AI-generated; undisclosed use of AI may discredit the application.”
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