AI assistance, generic writing risk, authenticity, and responsible revision.
Responsible AI use in Chevening preparation means improving clarity without replacing the applicant's facts, judgement, or voice. The key risk is not using AI itself, but submitting writing that sounds generic, unsupported, or detached from real experience.
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Applicants should follow Chevening's current rules and make sure any AI-assisted work remains truthful, personal, and their own. AI should support preparation, not fabricate evidence or substitute judgement.
They should replace generic claims with specific evidence, keep natural phrasing, verify every factual detail, and remove formulaic transitions or exaggerated impact language.