AI disclosure

Last updated September 15, 2026

Vibepedia uses machine-learning models as drafting tools. This page says where that happens so readers and crawlers are not surprised.

Where AI is used

• Outlines, section drafts, and related-topic suggestions for encyclopedia entries.
• Summaries and category assignment.
• Search ranking hints and duplicate detection.
• Quality flags when a draft is too short, unsourced, or off-topic.

Where AI is not the publisher

The decision to keep a URL public, the editorial policy, advertising placement, and legal pages are human-owned. Direct quotations and cited facts belong to their sources, not to a model.

How we try not to ship junk

A draft that is only a model dump — no citations, no sections, repeated boilerplate — should not be advertised and should not stay in the default index. Readers can still be wronged by a fluent paragraph. Treat the lede as a starting point and open the references.

If a page reads like a paraphrase of a single other publisher, that is a policy miss. Tell us via contact.

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