Research Policy
Guidelines on generative AI in research get their largest update
The ERA Living Guidelines for researchers, research organisations and funders were updated on the same day the first 13 EOSC nodes went live.
Key facts
- Document
- ERA Living Guidelines on the responsible use of generative AI in research
- Audience
- Researchers, research organisations and funders
- Change
- Largest update so far
- Same day
- First 13 nodes of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) went live
The European Commission published the largest update so far of the ERA Living Guidelines on the responsible use of generative AI in research, the shared recommendations for researchers, research organisations and funders.
On the same day, the first 13 nodes of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) went live, expanding access to research data and digital services across Europe.
Why it matters
Evaluators and funders increasingly expect applicants to explain how they use generative AI responsibly. Aligning a proposal's methodology and data management plan with these guidelines is a simple way to avoid weaknesses in the implementation criterion.
Official source
European Commission – Research and Innovation — always check eligibility, budgets and deadlines on the official page before applying.