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Information the publication collects
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Like most websites, the hosting and security infrastructure may process standard request information—such as an IP address, browser details, requested URL and time of access—to deliver the site, prevent abuse and diagnose reliability problems.
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Email correspondence
If you email the editorial desk, the message, address and any information you include are used to review and respond to the inquiry and to maintain an appropriate editorial record. Do not send confidential or highly sensitive personal information by ordinary email.
External source links
Articles link to research publishers, government sites, companies and other third parties. Their privacy practices apply once you leave AIImpactLab. A link documents the source trail; it does not mean AIImpactLab controls or endorses that site’s data practices.
Your questions and choices
Questions about this policy or information supplied by email can be sent to editor@aiimpactlab.net with the subject line Privacy question. This policy will be updated if the publication introduces a new service that materially changes how reader information is used.