AI Guidelines

Using AI for proofreading a text or for improving language is fine, but this should be indicated as “edited by AI” for truthfulness and transparency. All AI contributions must be labeled as such.
The IEF does not welcome AI generated content on its website for the following reasons:

There are great risks that AI will not be used primarily for the common good as AI innovation, investment and application are being aggressively pursued by commercial enterprises motivated by control and profit and resisting any global AI governance or regulation.
Environmental Impact: AI uses enormous amounts of electricity and water at its data centres.
AI illegally draws on all accessible content without regard to authorship, intellectual property or copyright.
The IEF supports the importance of developing the human mind, the creation of new knowledge, and the original thinking of people.
AI general language models are developed from existing text on the web, reflecting the biases in that text.
The IEF recognises the complementarity of science and religion and the higher human potential inspired by the recent Bahá’í revelation which is underrepresented in existing knowledge but has the capacity to generate future creativity beyond the reach of AI. AI generated images are also not acceptable. They are especially harmful to the environment.