Transparency and the Use of AI

At AIVyber.cz, we use artificial intelligence tools to support editorial work. The goal is to speed up the preparation of materials, improve consistency, and devote more time to quality control. Humans are always responsible for the final published content.

How content is created

1) AI-assisted draft preparation

We use AI for topic research, outline proposals, and preparing the first working draft. AI is not a substitute for editorial decision-making.

2) Human editorial revisions

Each draft is edited by an editor. At this stage, facts are verified, context for the Czech audience is added, and the style is unified.

3) Control processes

We use a combination of automated and manual checks to monitor completeness, structure, link functionality, and output consistency.

4) Final human review before publication

Before an article is published, a final manual review takes place. Only after approval by the editorial team may the article be published.

5) Automated deployment

The technical publication of some content may take place automatically (e.g. via cron), but only for materials that have gone through the editorial process and approval.

Approach to quality and responsibility

We use AI to speed up work, not as a replacement for the editorial team.
The editorial team bears final responsibility for published content.
Some content is an editorial overview, not a laboratory test; for rapidly changing data, we state the date of validity.
We continuously correct inaccuracies and update older articles.
Reader feedback is part of our control process.

Our authors and editors do not wish to be identified by name, which is why we use pseudonyms on the website. The profile photos of authors are illustrative and created using AI.

Important notice

We actively test new AI procedures, updates, and automations that are suitable for this website. In most cases, content undergoes human review, but it may happen that part of the text is exceptionally rewritten by AI without final manual review (e.g. due to an unforeseen technical error in the pipeline).

Example: an AI agent may accidentally access a part of the content it was not supposed to edit and change text or formatting outside the plan. We actively monitor these situations, but they cannot always be detected in advance.

If you come across a similar error, please let us know. We will correct it as quickly as possible.