AI use
CatWorldly uses AI for fictional and illustrative media with labels that prevent fake evidence.
Fiction vs Evidence
Comics and some illustrative media may use AI-generated or AI-assisted visuals. These images are fiction or illustration, not proof of a real animal, rescue, medical case, product test or endorsement.
Reader Labels
AI-heavy pages should use a small media label box that states the media label, the human review step and what the image or video is not evidence of.
Human Review
CatWorldly reviews generated media for continuity, captions, alt text, safety boundaries and misleading implications before publication.
Where AI Helps
AI may help with comic art generation, draft structure, alternate wording, summaries, captions, production checklists, image cleanup and internal planning. The public page still needs a human review for meaning, tone, safety, labels and obvious visual errors.
What AI Does Not Replace
AI does not replace veterinary judgment, product testing, permission from real people, copyright review, factual source checking or the decision to publish. If generated material would make a reader believe something happened in the real world, the page needs stronger labeling or a different asset.
Approval Gates
Comics and AI-assisted visuals should be checked for identity continuity, anatomy, text artifacts, misleading claims, face coverage, alt text and disclosure context before publication. Health and gear pages should never use generated media as fake proof.