H.A.N.D policy

AI Accuracy Notice

H.A.N.D helps review notes, but its AI output must be checked.

Effective: October 10, 2026 · Updated: October 10, 2026

Transcription

Handwriting recognition is probabilistic. H.A.N.D may misread or omit words, punctuation, signs, diagrams, subscripts, superscripts, units, and equations. Image quality and handwriting style affect results.

Summaries and concepts

Generated summaries, concepts, and uncertainty notes may be incomplete, misleading, or wrong. They do not replace the original notes or an authoritative source.

Reference comparisons

A comparison can miss context, report an incorrect discrepancy, or fail to detect an error. Its quality depends on both the note transcription and the reference material you provide.

Scores

A score is a rounded estimate of coverage, semantic agreement, and technical fidelity when applicable. It measures correspondence with the supplied reference under H.A.N.D's method. It is not a verified grade, proof of factual truth, or measure of intelligence or learning.

Your responsibility

Compare important output with the original image and reliable material. Verify academic, scientific, mathematical, technical, legal, medical, financial, or other consequential content before relying on it. H.A.N.D is a study and organization tool, not a substitute for an instructor, source text, or qualified professional.