In labs
When I write about research I did with a team, I describe my part and leave the results to the lab. Participant data, confidential material and unpublished findings don’t go on this site.
With AI systems
I save the task, what the tools did, what came out, and what went wrong. A fast answer isn’t automatically a good one, and a model grading its own work isn’t the same as someone independent checking it.
In code
Tests, examples and known limits live next to the source. A passing test tells you the thing it tests works. It doesn’t tell you much else, so I try to say which is which.
Credit and tools
Most things I make involve other people’s libraries, tools and help. Where a publication, platform or collaboration has its own disclosure rules, I follow them.
Keeping it current
Projects change, and this site should change with them. If something here is out of date, that’s a bug.