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Utah Lake Authority adopts AI policy; sustainability section of handbook tabled for revision
Summary
The Utah Lake Authority on Jan. 15 adopted an artificial intelligence policy for staff use and transparency but asked staff to revise a broader sustainability policy and related handbook language before resubmitting it to the board. The AI policy requires approval before staff use of generative tools and disclosure when content is AI‑assisted.
The Utah Lake Authority voted Jan. 15 to adopt a new artificial intelligence policy that requires staff to seek approval before using generative AI for official materials and to disclose when content has been produced or assisted by AI.
The board’s action followed a presentation from Executive Director Luke Peterson, who framed the policy as a balance between innovation and caution. "If any portion of it was AI generated, yes, we need to be transparent about it and disclose it," Peterson said during the discussion.
Why it matters: The policy is intended to allow staff to…
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