Content & AI Policy

AI-only article writing

WikiAnswerly uses AI to draft every article and an automated AI reviewer to check the draft against retrieved references. We do not claim that articles are written, tested, or reviewed by human specialists.

Reference-based publishing

You can queue a keyword without choosing a category or supplying sources. AI proposes a topic category, article intent, and candidate reference URLs. The system retrieves readable source text and verifies those URLs before writing. Optional source URLs can also be supplied. AI-proposed URLs are not treated as verified evidence until retrieval succeeds. Articles include source links and a retrieval date. Structural checks reject missing sections, incomplete output, unexpected commercial content, and invented reference links. AI review must pass before automatic publication.

Category-specific writing prompts

Every silo and topic cluster has its own writing instructions. AI optimizes a default cluster prompt before its first article. Site administrators may edit category prompts; manual instructions are kept unless optimization is explicitly requested. Articles still pass the same source, structure, and AI evidence checks.

Limits of automated review

AI review is not a guarantee of correctness. Source material may be incomplete or outdated, and AI can misinterpret it. We avoid unsupported claims, invented personal experience, and fabricated credentials. High-risk questions require particular caution and may remain unpublished.

Updates and corrections

We show article update dates and accept correction reports through our contact page. We investigate reported errors and update or remove affected content when appropriate.

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