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Dartmouth College is the Hanover, New Hampshire institution where the 1956 Dartmouth Conference is widely credited with coining the term "artificial intelligence," making it one of the historical origin points of the field. For governance teams, the more practical relevance is that Dartmouth publishes research and policy work on AI ethics, and its faculty and graduates frequently appear in discussions of responsible AI standards, audits, and academic benchmarks that shape how enterprises evaluate their systems. Tracking Dartmouth-linked developments can help risk managers anticipate the research findings and expert positions that regulators and customers may cite.

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Corporate PolicyUS2026-10-31

Dartmouth Provost Resignation Exposes AI Disclosure Policy Enforcement Gap

Dartmouth College provost Santiago Schnell resigned after an advisory committee found he failed to disclose AI use in a published academic paper and a Washington Post op-ed. Both publishers required such disclosure. The case reveals a structural gap between having an AI use policy and being able to audit or enforce it.

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