“On the government side, almost everybody now is making, you know, in proposal phases, at least document what you used it for, which model you use.”

Karine Pagano, Talent Rewire · The Mindtools L&D Podcast · 517 - Julie Dirksen takeover: Who judges the work when AI contributed?

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Requires every proposal to document which AI model was used and how it was applied before submission

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