Your AI policy,
in your own words.

Five questions. A plain-language AI use policy for your context — drafted from your answers, owned by you. For educators, nonprofits, small businesses, independent professionals, and healthcare workers.

Who is this policy for?

Answer in your own words — the more specific you are, the more useful the draft. Suggestions are available if you want a starting point, but your own language will produce a policy that actually sounds like you.

Question 1 of 5

What is your course or context?

Subject, level, institution type. Who are your students?

Question 2 of 5

What do you most want students to develop that AI cannot do for them?

Critical thinking, original voice, specific skills, disciplinary habits of mind?

Question 3 of 5

Where, if anywhere, is AI use acceptable in your context?

Be specific — research, brainstorming, editing, formatting, none at all?

Question 4 of 5

How will you communicate this policy to students?

Syllabus, first class discussion, both, or something else?

Question 5 of 5

What will you do if a student crosses the line?

Conversation first, resubmit opportunity, grade penalty, formal process?

Output format

Paragraph format works well as an instructor document. Point form is easier for students to read and reference.

Your policy draft appears instantly. Option to email a copy appears after.

Your AI policy,in your own words.

Your AI policy,
in your own words.