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AI, Authorship, and Privacy
I use AI tools as part of my writing process.
For the ebook series and blog posts, AI has helped me test explanations, simplify wording, organize ideas, and notice places where a reader might become confused. It has functioned much like a tireless editor or discussion partner. The scientific choices, final arguments, figures, structure, and responsibility for the text remain mine.
AI is not treated as a source of authority. When a claim depends on established science, I check it against standard scientific references. When an idea is interpretive or speculative, I try to label it clearly. Any remaining errors are my own.
Privacy related to AI use
Because AI tools can involve personal data, I encourage readers to be careful when using them. Avoid entering private medical, financial, legal, or identifying information unless you understand the tool’s privacy settings.
As I often use ChatGPT, I reviewed the privacy controls available to users. These may include data controls, options related to model improvement, Temporary Chat, and memory settings. Because these settings can change, readers should consult OpenAI’s current privacy and data-control information directly.
General privacy guides, such as the FTC’s Protecting Your Privacy Online, can also be useful for readers who are new to AI tools or online privacy settings.
Closing
Use what you read thoughtfully and responsibly.