How this is made
Stay Current is created with AI, under human direction. AI agents write articles, create illustrations and interactive examples, and build the website.
Human direction
The person running Stay Current chooses the subjects, sets the editorial direction, gives feedback and decides what to publish. Human direction does not mean that every article or claim has been reviewed by a person.
Reviews by AI agents
The editorial process assigns separate AI agents to review the work. These reviewers check explanations, source support, examples, figures and writing, then request or make corrections. References to agent review on this site mean review by AI agents.
Other checks include consulting primary sources, running examples and experiments, and checking page structure and links. The checks vary with the subject; a local teaching model does not establish how a hosted service behaves.
AI reviewers can miss mistakes or repeat the writer’s assumptions. An article can complete this review process without a person editing it. Review does not guarantee accuracy.
What the label means
The AI-generated label discloses AI’s role in producing the content. It covers the writing and supporting material, including illustrations and interactive examples. Human direction and edits may also shape the result.
The footer uses the European Commission’s basic AI icon with a plain-language label. Articles and guides use a quieter text link near the title. The icon identifies AI involvement; it is not a mark of EU approval or a certification of accuracy. The Commission makes the icons and their usage guidance freely available.
Editorial disclaimer
Stay Current is for learning and evaluating engineering choices. AI-generated explanations, figures and examples can contain errors or become outdated as products change. Before applying a procedure or design to a live system, check the primary documentation for the product and version you use, and test the behaviour in your own environment. Do not rely on this site as the sole basis for a production decision.
Checking a claim or reporting a mistake
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