May 2026 baseline report
Public report with coverage counts, review-state counts, example institution records, data links, methodology, and limitations.
Open, evidence-backed AI policy records for public reuse.
Outreach package
Reusable, citation-safe copy for researchers, newsletters, teaching centers, library guides, and education media.
Use these links when citing or sharing the project.
Public report with coverage counts, review-state counts, example institution records, data links, methodology, and limitations.
Release ID, counts, artifacts, checksums, citation, license, and source-rights caveats.
Source discovery, snapshots, claim extraction, evidence binding, review states, change detection, and risk boundaries.
Copy blocks for newsletters, researchers, social posts, library guides, and teaching-center references.
University AI Policy Tracker is an open, evidence-backed database of university AI policy records, with source URLs, review states, change history, and versioned public JSON.
University AI Policy Tracker has published a May 2026 baseline release for university AI policy records. The project is built as a public evidence database rather than a blog: each record is tied to official source URLs, source-language evidence snippets, review-state labels, citation guidance, and versioned public JSON. Report: https://eduaipolicy.org/reports/2026-05 Dataset manifest: https://eduaipolicy.org/api/public/v1/datasets/latest.json
Hi [Name], I am building University AI Policy Tracker, an open evidence database for university AI policies. The project keeps policy claims separate from their source evidence, preserves original-language snippets as canonical evidence, and exposes versioned public JSON for reuse. The May 2026 baseline report is here: https://eduaipolicy.org/reports/2026-05 Methodology: https://eduaipolicy.org/methodology Citation guidance: https://eduaipolicy.org/citation Feedback on missing sources, methodology, or data fields would be very welcome.
New baseline release: University AI Policy Tracker is publishing source-backed university AI policy records with review states, change logs, public JSON, and citation guidance. Report: https://eduaipolicy.org/reports/2026-05 Dataset: https://eduaipolicy.org/api/public/v1/datasets/latest.json Not legal advice or academic integrity advice; original university sources remain canonical.
These boundaries are part of the outreach package so citation does not turn metadata into advice.