"Ad finem infiniti vi lumine scientiae" — Toward the infinite through the light of science.

FutureSciences may use artificial intelligence tools as editorial support, but it does not delegate to them the final responsibility for publishing science. AI can help organize, review, translate, or summarize. It does not replace verification, scientific judgment, or human editing.

Permitted Uses

AI may support:

• preliminary research and question organization;
• generation of editorial outlines;
• review of clarity, structure, and consistency;
• assisted translation;
• summarizing already-identified sources;
• detecting possible prompt residue or inconsistencies;
• visual assistance, when the image is labeled appropriately.

Prohibited Uses

AI must not be used to:

• invent sources, authors, citations, or results;
• present medical or scientific claims without verification;
• hide uncertainty;
• turn speculation into fact;
• produce final content without human review;
• simulate professional experience that doesn't exist;
• create false or incomplete disclosure.

Disclosure

When AI plays a material role in creating, editing, translating, summarizing, or generating visuals for a piece, the article must include a clear disclosure. The disclosure must explain the type of assistance, not just mention that "AI was used."

Human Verification

All AI-assisted content must be reviewed by a responsible person before publication. The review must check:

• factual accuracy;
• consistency with sources;
• evidence level;
• absence of prompt residue;
• absence of overstated claims;
• appropriateness of language for readers and models.

Prompt Residue

Phrases like "As an AI," "I'll conduct," "Let me," "Below is," or "Here is a comprehensive" must not appear in published content unless they are the explicit subject of analysis.

Privacy and Sources

Sensitive, private, or confidential data must not be introduced into external AI tools without authorization and an adequate legal basis. Sources must be verifiable outside of the model that suggested them.

Principle

AI can accelerate editorial work. It cannot assume FutureSciences' intellectual, scientific, or ethical responsibility.