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by the volume of text, but by the clarity of the question, the fit of the method, the quality of
         the sources, the honesty of the analysis, traceability, and the ability to state what we know
         and what we do not.


         We will therefore treat every output of a tool as a draft or a working hypothesis until each

         important claim returns to a real source, to data, or to an analysis that can be inspected. The
         difference between a review that looks scientific and a review that is evidence-based is not

         style. It is whether the path can be traced from the question to the source, from the source
         to the claim, and from the claim to the decision.

           “Any claim that does not lead back to a checkable source is a risk, however scientific the
           text may look.”

           ◆ Key idea: no evidence without an inspectable chain.

           Use AI to widen your ability to discover, organize, compare, and test, not to replace the
           source, the method, or the scientific judgment. Every important claim must return to real
           evidence, and every consequential use of the tool must be one you can describe and
           review.
























































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