PlayCat articles start as AI drafts, are checked against open-access scientific papers, and cite a paper only where it supports a specific sentence. Articles without verified support are kept out of search until they are reviewed.
How an article is made
- Question first — the title is a real owner question and the first paragraph answers it.
- Finding papers — we search our own database of open-access animal behaviour and veterinary papers. Books are not cited.
- Drafting — a locally run AI model drafts from paper summaries and excerpts only, with rules against invented numbers, cases or testimonials.
- Rule check — software flags unsourced numbers, invalid reference numbers and promotional wording.
- Fact check — a second AI model checks each cited sentence against the paper; failing sentences are fixed or removed.
- DOI check — every cited DOI must resolve at doi.org with a matching title.
Corrections
Found an error? Email [email protected]. Articles are written and published by PlayCat (run by HelloHappy); see About the author.