Core terms & AI governance
Sources, Attribution and External-Link Policy
How source material is selected, displayed, attributed and distinguished from NeuroPulse interpretation.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
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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.
Source links
A source link identifies material used or associated with an article; it does not prove every generated sentence and does not imply publisher endorsement. Public source URLs should be shown where available and safe to expose.
Attribution
- Material claims should be attributable to supporting evidence.
- Primary-source labels are descriptive, not authenticity warranties.
- Necessary qualifiers such as alleged, reported, according to, or the company says must be preserved when they affect meaning.
External sites
Third-party sites control their own availability, tracking, security, corrections and terms. A link does not create sponsorship, affiliation or endorsement.