Editing Ai/Policy

The following draft policy outlines the Wiki.Dascent-Sigils.com community's perspective on the use of [artificial intelligence] - generated content on this site.

== Text generation ==

'''Large language model'''s (LLMs), often referred to as "AI chatbots"  or simply "AI", can be beneficial in certain circumstances. However, like human-generated text, machine-generated text can also contain errors or flaws, or even offer misleading information. In particular, requesting a language model to write complex content can sometimes cause the production of complete fabrications, including fictitious references. The output can be biased, libel living people, infringe on copyrights, or simply be of poor quality. This might not pose a large risk within closed communities; however, these issues can quickly become problematic in large communities and environments where knowledge transfer, verifiability, accountability, and critical thinking are important.<br>
In particular, the high volume and speed at which LLMs can generate content, all of which would need to be verified, means that their use poses an outsize risk. As such, LLMs '''may be used to generate or summarize material and ideas on this platform''' but placed under review and annotate AI use, and their sources should not be blindly trusted.

== Translation ==
LLMs can be used for translation of content.

== Media ==
Many AI tools have the capacity to create media, particularly images, from prompts. If you are interested in uploading these media, please be aware of relevant policies on licensing.

== Required disclosure ==
Any permissible content made with the help of an LLM must be explicitly marked as such in both the edit summary and the page's discussion page. The following information must be provided:
* The tool and tool version used ([[Template_talk:Ai/tags | view templates here]])


== Detection and enforcement ==
As of this policy's creation, there are no reliable, high-quality tools capable of detecting AI-generated materials. Instead, editors will have to be on the lookout for various issues, such as:
* Illogical or meaningless sentences
* Sentences, phrases, or arguments that seem coherent on the surface but follow specific patterns
* Word changes that inappropriately change the meaning of a sentence
* Use of punctuation that does not match the surrounding sentences in complexity
* Citations or sources that do not match a claim
* Phrasing that suggests it was generated in response to a prompt
* Low-quality or extremely flawed images

All of these issues, however, can occur without the use of generative AI tools. If you detect these issues, you should first engage with the contributor in good faith to point out and address the problematic content, with the goal of resolving the issues. If good faith discussion and guidance fails, or if repeated, unambiguous violation of this policy is found, problematic editors may be subject to warning and subsequent editing restrictions.

Use of copyright violation detectors (e.g. [https://copyvios.toolforge.org/ Earwig's Copyvio Detector]) can be used to help identify text copied verbatim from online sources.

== Policy updates ==
Because the field of widely accessible "AI" and generative models is still young, this policy may need to change over time to best serve the project. When needed, updates should be proposed and discussed on this policy's talk page.


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