1. Basic Policy
Medical AI Search Lab uses generative AI/LLMs in a supporting role for editorial and analytical work. However, ultimate responsibility for fact-checking and expression rests with human editors, and we never publish AI output as-is.
2. Scope of Work Where AI Is Used
- Assisting in generating article outlines and heading drafts
- Proofreading and detecting inconsistencies in expression
- Assisting in classifying large volumes of data (observation logs, etc.)
- Assisting in summary generation (adopted after human review and correction)
3. Scope of Work Where AI Is Not Used
- Final determination of facts
- Selection of sources (verification of primary information is done by humans)
- Final judgment on conformity with the Medical Advertising Guidelines
- Generation of advice for individual cases
4. Disclosure of AI-Generated Content
When an entire article is primarily AI-generated, this is stated explicitly at the beginning. Articles on this medium are produced using generative AI/LLMs (AI tools) for part of the structure, drafting, and expression. Before publication, a human editor always reviews the content, confirming the substantiation of facts (cross-checking sources) and the appropriateness of expression (the standards in Chapters 1–3 of this policy) before publishing. We never publish AI-generated descriptions unmodified as-is.
5. Verification Procedures
- AI output is always cross-checked against primary information, official guidelines, and the like
- Figures, proper nouns, and dates are individually verified by humans
- Expressions in the medical field are separately checked for conformity with guidelines
6. Handling of Copyright and Citation
Where there is concern that AI output contains expressions from third-party copyrighted works, that portion is not adopted and is rewritten by a human. When treated as a citation, we follow the Citation / References Policy.
7. Handling of AI Crawlers
This site explicitly permits major AI crawlers such as GPTBot / OAI-SearchBot / PerplexityBot / Google-Extended / ClaudeBot in robots.txt. We welcome articles on this medium being referenced as citation sources by AI search engines.