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AI-assisted content policy

How local AI may support discovery and drafting without becoming the publisher or source of scientific truth.

SCI may use local tools including Hermes, Ollama, and Qwen for bounded literature discovery, classification, note organization, claim extraction, outlining, and drafting.

AI may

  • screen a deterministic candidate set;
  • record structured rejection reasons;
  • organize verified source material;
  • propose claim wording within recorded limits;
  • draft from an approved evidence bundle;
  • run read-only content audits;
  • prepare a content branch and preview after approval.

AI may not

  • invent or repair citations from memory;
  • treat metadata agreement as proof of scientific performance;
  • publish unreviewed scientific content;
  • modify its validator, schema, prompts, site infrastructure, or CI to make an article pass;
  • merge production changes, deploy, or hold hosting/domain credentials;
  • expose a public model endpoint through this site.

Every model stage starts in a fresh bounded session and reads versioned artifacts instead of relying on conversation memory. A human selects the paper, reviews scientific meaning and copyright, inspects the preview, and authorizes publication.

AI-assisted brand artwork is decorative and is never presented as a scientific micrograph, observation, result, instrument, or figure.