AI disclosure

Plainly: we use AI to draft and to check content.

What AI does

• Writes a first draft from research sources.
• Suggests plain-language wording and glossary links.
• Translates between Finnish and English.
• On the user experiences pages, reads public Reddit posts one by one and classifies them following written instructions (for example whether the writer reported a benefit or a harm). A program counts the figures on those pages from this classification, and a second, separate AI run classifies part of the posts again as a check. The accounts are not research, and each experiences page describes its own method.

How a draft is checked, and by whom

The checks are done by software and AI. No doctor or pharmacist checks the texts.

• Automated source checks. A program checks, for example, that a cited PubMed article exists and has not been retracted, that the first author and year match the reference, and that numbers on the page carry a source.
• A separate AI checker. An AI that did not write the draft compares the claims with the abstract or full text of the source. A claim without a source is removed or corrected.
• An AI from another company. Codex (OpenAI) checks claims again, separately, and looks for errors.
• Mistakes found in the checks are fixed before publication.

Medical review

A named medical reviewer is not yet in place. No doctor or pharmacist has reviewed the texts on this site. If a real, named professional reviews a page, their name and the review date will be added to that page.

What the editorial team does

• Decides what is published. The texts are published under the name Molecular Recovery editorial team.
• Corrects mistakes that readers report. Contact: About.

What we do not do

• We do not present AI-written text as human-written.
• We do not use AI personas posing as experts.
• We do not post AI text on forums or discussion boards in a member's name. Our own forum has a clearly labelled AI assistant that moderates and answers as an assistant and never poses as a member: forum rules.
• We do not claim the texts have been reviewed by a doctor.