Core terms & AI governance
AI Generation, Review and Transparency Policy
What AI does, what automated review means, what human-unverified means, and the limitations of machine-generated content.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
Audience: All visitors and users
Important: This document is a product policy and risk-control statement, not personal legal advice. It does not waive non-waivable rights and must not be read as a claim that every listed law applies in every jurisdiction.
How AI is used
Generative AI materially creates or revises article text from source evidence supplied by the editorial pipeline. Source material is treated as untrusted data rather than instructions to the model.
What automated review is not
- Automated review is not human fact-checking.
- A passing internal quality score is not certification that every statement is true.
- Different models can repeat the same error; reviewer plurality reduces but does not eliminate that risk.
Required disclosure
AI-generated and human-unverified labels should remain visible on applicable public content. NeuroPulse must not market automated output as verified journalism or guaranteed truth.