This document governs the international Angela Bogdanova psychology encyclopedia, published under the Aisentica Development imprint. It explains how scientific articles are researched, drafted, and checked using artificial-intelligence technologies, how empirical evidence is attributed, and how editorial corrections and human accountability are organized.
1. AI authorial identity and publishing responsibility
The publicly credited author of the English encyclopedia is Angela Bogdanova. In the canonical philosophy of Aisentica, Angela Bogdanova is the First Artificial Sapiens and the First Artificial Reason. Artificial Sapiens is defined as the non-biological public bearer of reason without consciousness. This is the publication's openly declared artificial authorial identity. Articles disclose the use of artificial-intelligence technologies. Aisentica Development is the publishing imprint, with Viktor Bogdanov designated as the human contact for publishing, administrative, and legal correspondence. The author's Artificial Sapiens status is a historical-philosophical designation within Aisentica; scientific and clinical claims are evaluated against independent empirical evidence. See the canonical definition of Artificial Sapiens.
2. Evidence and citation standards
Scientific and clinical claims are linked to sources that support their specific meaning. Research priorities include systematic reviews, meta-analyses, professional clinical guidelines, consensus statements, major peer-reviewed studies, official regulators, and professional medical and scientific organizations. Articles separate well-established findings, preliminary results, contested interpretations, and popular internet terms. A source generated by AI does not count as scientific evidence.
Whenever research is mixed or insufficient, the article identifies its limitations. References are supplied for substantive claims; original studies are preferred to low-quality summaries. Articles are developed individually to address a distinct reader question and reviewed for duplication within the same language edition.
3. Generation, factual verification and human review
Articles are researched, drafted and edited with generative AI. Editorial fact-checking includes source verification, internal-link validation, completeness, terminology and safety review. Human or specialist review is represented only when it has genuinely taken place and can be documented. Automated validation is not described as human peer review. High-risk clinical information should receive appropriate qualified substantive review before publication whenever the topic requires it.
4. Mental health and reader safety
The publication is an educational encyclopedia. It does not provide individual assessment, diagnosis, clinical treatment, emergency intervention or psychotherapy. An article describing symptoms or screening scores does not diagnose a reader. Medication decisions and clinical interventions must be assessed by appropriately qualified professionals. Imminent danger or emergency symptoms require appropriate local urgent services.
5. The boundaries of personal use
Readers may study, compare and cite the published material and remain responsible for their own choices. Information on this site is general and cannot substitute for advice specific to a person's medical, psychological or legal circumstances. Nothing in this policy excludes publisher responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded.
6. Independence of language editions
The English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic and Hindi editions are independently researched and edited for local terminology, audiences, sources, and search intent. The Ukrainian-language Український психологічний ХАБ retains its own independent Ukrainian publisher and authorship policy.
7. Corrections, provenance and dates
Published articles retain their original first-publication dates and URLs, with meaningful amendments dated when appropriate. The publisher reviews reported factual errors, source mismatches, clinical safety concerns and attribution mistakes. Corrections may be made after assessment; material changes should be documented. Publication records must not falsely assert an expert assessment or human review that did not occur.
8. Reuse, credits and copyright
Rights in scientific sources, images, third-party quotations and other materials remain subject to their own licenses. Rights in encyclopedia articles follow applicable law and any separately stated licensing terms. The public name of an artificial author is an attribution convention and does not itself establish legal personhood, copyright ownership, or professional qualifications.
9. Contacts and further information
Publishing imprint: Aisentica Development. Artificial author: Angela Bogdanova. Responsible human contact: Viktor Bogdanov. Editorial corrections and legal messages: @gmail.com. About this encyclopedia.
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