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+# AI Policy
+
+## Pulp Project Policy on AI Generated Content / AI Assisted Coding
+
+We have received questions about the stance of the Pulp Project on AI Generated and AI Assisted contributions to our project.
+Open source software has existed and adapted to an always changing landscape in the world of technology.
+AI Generated/Assisted content is another chapter in that long history.
+The Pulp Project team allows the usage of AI Generated/Assisted content as long as it follows the guiding principles of Open Source development as well as our own policies & licenses.
+We want to maintain an open, collaborative, and inclusive environment with our contributors, partners, and stakeholders.
+
+In addition, we feel that there must always be a human involved in the process on both the contribution and the review side to make sure that we are maintaining a safe environment for others.
+We expect the contributor to review any code that was generated and our review process will always have a human engineer to inspect, request changes, and merge any contribution into our code base.
+We reserve the right to deny any contribution for any reason.
+
+There are three rules for code contributions to the Pulp Project:
+
+1. **All contributors must indicate in the commit message of their contribution if they used AI to create them and the contributor is fully responsible for the content that they submit.**
+
+    This can be a label such as `Assisted By: <Tool>` or `Generated by: <Tool>` based on what was used.
+    This label should be representative of the contribution and how it was created for full transparency.
+    The commit message must also be clear about how it is solving a problem/making an improvement if it is not immediately obvious.
+
+2. **If there are any copyrighted materials that are included in any contribution, the author must confirm that they have permission to use that material from the owners.**
+
+    This can be in the form of an open source license, public domain declaration, or other proof that complies with the Pulp Project's licensing policy.
+    This evidence must be included prior to contribution to the project.
+
+3. **All AI contributions must follow the definition of Open Source as well as any applicable policies & licenses that the Pulp Project uses.**
+