AI Policy

Transparency involves declaring how AI was used in the preparation of contributions in all forms including Insights and Toolkits. Specifically, we require that Contributors disclose whether or not they used generative AI to produce the original content of the Insight, as a check box (Yes/No) in the Contribution Form. Non-generative uses of AI (e.g., outlining, editing, ideation, and synthesis) are not included in this disclosure. 

Responsibility involves the website and Contributor’s consideration of broader social and environmental impacts of AI use and the measures needed to contain negative outcomes associated with AI. Contributors bear complete responsibility for accuracy, integrity, and originality of contributions. Contributors should employ rigorous review of content and references to minimize the risks associated with AI, including but not limited to inaccuracy, biases, hallucinations, and compromises to privacy and security. 

Please see below for guidance and resources around AI use at Penn:

• From Penn ISC:
  • Guidance on AI Use
  • Penn-Licensed AI Tools & Resources
  • Security Guidance on Large Language Models (LLMs)
• From Penn Provost: Core Principles for Undergraduate Teaching and Learning
• From Penn CETLI: Generative AI and Teaching
• From Penn Libraries: Copyright & AI