AI-Assisted Content Disclosure

New York Class uses artificial intelligence and workflow automation as editorial tools. These systems can help organize research, develop outlines and drafts, improve readability, create metadata, and check content against structured requirements.

What AI assistance means here

AI assistance may be used to:

Explore a topic and identify questions that need verification
Organize information from cited sources
Develop or revise article structure and wording
Suggest titles, descriptions, tags, summaries, and internal links
Flag possible gaps, inconsistencies, or unclear explanations

Use of an AI tool does not make the tool an author, expert, eyewitness, or original source.

Human responsibility

New York Class remains responsible for what it publishes. AI systems can produce incorrect, outdated, incomplete, or fabricated information. Important factual claims should be checked against reliable sources, and sensitive subjects require heightened care.

Our Editorial Policy sets the same standards for usefulness, accuracy, sourcing, independence, and corrections regardless of which tools assisted with a draft.

What we do not permit

Our editorial standards do not permit:

Invented quotations, experiences, credentials, sources, or test results
AI-generated claims presented as personal firsthand experience
Mass publication solely to manipulate search rankings
Concealing sponsored influence or fabricating endorsements
Treating an automated quality score as proof that an article is accurate

Feedback and corrections

Readers who find a possible error can email contact@newyorkclass.info. Include the article URL, disputed statement, and a reliable supporting source when possible. See our Corrections Policy.