Publication policy
AI-use policy
Where automation may assist and what human authors, reviewers, and approvers must still own.
- Accountable owner
- Travis DiPerna — Publisher and technical owner
- Last updated
Human accountability is not delegated
A named human contributor remains responsible for every published claim, quotation, recommendation, disclosure, correction, and creative judgment. Automated tools may assist with outlining, transcription, accessibility checks, code, research organization, or editing, but their output is not evidence and is never published merely because it sounds plausible.
Disclosure and prohibited uses
Material generative assistance is recorded in the editorial system and disclosed when a reasonable reader would consider it important to understanding the work. We do not use a tool to invent reporting, quotations, first-person experience, credentials, sources, reader ratings, review completion, or contributor identity. Private pitches, manuscripts, contact details, embargoed material, and unpublished drafts are not placed into an unapproved public training or generation service.