Editorial Policy

How The AI Explainer publishes AI guides

The AI Explainer is written for readers who want useful AI literacy without hype. The site favors clear explanations, practical examples, and safety notes over short keyword summaries.

Originality

Articles are written for this site and organized around reader questions. The site does not republish copied articles, scraped pages, or copyrighted reports. When external documentation, research, or product information is used, articles should explain the point in original wording and link to the relevant source when helpful.

Review and updates

Articles are reviewed for plain language, practical usefulness, and risk warnings. AI changes quickly, so pages may be updated when a guide needs clearer examples, better navigation, or improved safety context.

Responsible AI coverage

The site avoids presenting AI tools as perfect or fully autonomous. Guides explain what AI can help with, what people should verify, and where human judgment remains necessary.

Advertising boundary

Advertising must not replace the article experience. Ads, when present, should not imitate navigation, mislead readers, interrupt essential content, or encourage accidental clicks.