Responsible AI

Mindley AI Content Policy

AI can assist drafting and analysis, but it does not remove the need for source checks, human responsibility, or clear limitations.

Reviewed July 19, 2026

Public editorial content

AI may help organize an outline, summarize official documentation, or identify missing questions. Public factual claims, competitor details, links, and disclosures are reviewed before publication. Fabricated citations and unsupported numeric claims are prohibited.

User-generated study material

Private notes, flashcards, quizzes, tests, mind maps, and tutor responses are generated for the user from processed source material. They are drafts for learning and can contain errors, omissions, or misleading simplifications.

Source verification

Students should compare important output with the uploaded source and approved course material. High-stakes information needs an authoritative human or institutional source.

Privacy boundaries

Private study content is not treated as public editorial content, placed in public metadata, or intentionally included in the sitemap. Public pages must not quote or expose a user’s private source material.

Corrections

Report a public content issue through the Contact page. For generated study output, edit the material in the private workspace and verify the correction against the source.

Build a study set from your own material.

Start with one source, review the generated material, and keep the parts that help you learn.