Known limitations
- Accuracy. AI can produce confident-sounding but incorrect statements.
- Recency. AI may not reflect the most recent platform algorithm changes, news, or research.
- Voice. AI approximates style but rarely captures a creator’s personal voice without editing.
- Originality. AI cannot guarantee that an output is unique or non-infringing.
- Compliance. AI does not validate compliance with platform policies, disclosure laws, or advertising rules.
Human review responsibilities
Before publishing any AI-assisted output, creators should:
- Verify factual claims against primary sources.
- Edit for voice, tone, and brand consistency.
- Check for required disclosures (advertising, sponsorship, affiliate).
- Review for compliance with the destination platform’s rules.
When to avoid AI
Avoid using AI as the sole author of content involving legal, medical, financial, or safety topics, or content that asserts specific outcomes for a real person or organization. In these areas, AI should be a research aid only.