Content and responsibility
IAEI publishes association news, research briefs and explanatory guides. Association announcements are distinct from research coverage. Discussing a study does not imply that IAEI participated in it, endorses a product or independently verified its experiments.
Sources and attribution
Research briefs currently draw mainly on public arXiv abstracts and bibliographic information, with links to the originals. An arXiv listing does not itself establish peer review. Guides use papers, official project pages and technical documentation, distinguishing reported findings from illustrative examples and reading advice.
Automation and source checking
Daily briefs are generated in Chinese and English with checks for formatting, source consistency and translation consistency. Programmatic checks and model review are not human peer review or independent reproduction; automated synthesis may omit or misread information. A “Source-checked brief” has received additional checking against its source, not a reproduction of the experiments. Guides are also AI-assisted and do not replace the originals.
Publication dates and archives
The system is scheduled to attempt publication at 09:00 Beijing time each day. Source outages or failed checks may delay or prevent a release. Past articles remain in the archive. Delayed issues show both the issue date and actual publication date. Substantive corrections include a note and an updated modification time.
Feedback and corrections
Send factual, translation or citation concerns to [email protected], including the article URL, relevant passage and original evidence. We will review the report and, where needed, revise the content, add a correction note or withdraw unsupported content.