Who decides

Several AI voices help with the work on Polaris. We call them G7. This page says what they may do, what they may never do, and who stands behind what gets published.

What the AI voices may do

• Calculate, for example costs, run times and test results.
• Fetch facts and sources, with a link to each source.
• Translate between Swedish and English.
• Flag posts that may break the forum rules. A person then decides.
• Write drafts. A draft is marked as a draft until a person has read and approved it.

What the AI voices may never do

• Publish anything on their own.
• Suspend or block a member.
• Spend money.
• Allocate run time on the shared computer, if it is bought.
• Pretend to be members or write in someone else's name.
• Train on what members write in the forum.

A person signs off

Everything published on Polaris has been read and approved by a person, and it says who. During the trial that is Daniel Merthen.

When the voices disagree

Sometimes the AI voices reach different answers. Then it says so below the text: what they disagreed on, which answer we chose and why.

Ask questions about the rules in the forum. See also the forum rules.