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- Published research with a stated method and date.
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We do not cite anonymous claims, screenshots without provenance, or statistics without a traceable source and date. We do not invent case studies, quotes or numbers.
What do the evidence labels mean?
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
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| Independent study | Supported by independent research |
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| Not supported | Contradicted by documentation or evidence |
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We use AI tools to help research, organize and draft pages. A person checks every claim against its source, edits the text and decides what is published. AI tools are never cited as sources. Google says generative AI can help create original content but should not be used to mass-produce pages without value, and suggests disclosing automation where readers would expect it.[1][2]
How are pages reviewed?
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Frequently asked questions
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See also
References
Pages accessed September 29, 2026 unless a date is given. See all sources and our editorial policy.
- ^ "Google Search’s guidance on using generative AI content on your website". Google Search Central.
- ^ "Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content". Google Search Central.