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AI Study Disclaimer

Important guidelines on how artificial intelligence is used within LockedIn and student responsibility when studying AI-generated materials.

EFFECTIVE: September 2026•OFFICIAL GOVERNANCE

Study Aid Notice

AI-generated flashcards are designed to accelerate your note revision and active recall. However, automated systems can produce inaccuracies or hallucinations. Always cross-reference important definitions, formulas, and concepts with your official course materials.

Potential for Errors

Large language models generate text based on statistical patterns. They can occasionally misunderstand nuances, simplify complex theorems improperly, or invent details.

Student Verification

You are responsible for confirming the validity of your study cards. Use LockedIn's "Keep" and editing features to curate accurate flashcard decks.

01Purpose of AI Features in LockedIn

LockedIn integrates state-of-the-art AI technology to assist students in breaking down dense lecture notes into active-recall flashcard decks. This tool is meant to remove the friction of manually formatting question-and-answer pairs so you can spend more time actually learning and testing yourself.

02No Guarantee of Academic Accuracy

LockedIn does not warrant or guarantee that AI-generated flashcards, summaries, or questions are factually correct, comprehensive, or compliant with specific academic testing boards (such as AP, IB, MCAT, USMLE, Bar exams, or university midterms).

AI outputs must never be treated as certified academic advice or authoritative exam answer keys.

03Best Practices for AI Studying

  • Provide Clear Notes: The quality of AI-generated cards is directly tied to the clarity of your topic notes. Clear bullet points, definitions, and headers produce the best results.
  • Review Before Keeping: Take a moment to read through generated flashcards. Use the "Keep" button to save accurate cards and discard or edit any misleading questions.
  • Cross-Reference Authoritative Sources: When preparing for high-stakes exams, always check formulas, dates, medical dosages, legal precedents, and scientific theorems against your official syllabus and textbooks.

04Not Professional Advice

Content generated through LockedIn is intended solely for educational practice and study workflow optimization. It is not a substitute for professional academic instruction, medical advice, legal counsel, or financial guidance.