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What got corrected today
Licensed humans judging AI answers, in public, with a signature. Every card shows the before and the after.
No published case yet — the registry is onboarding its first licensed reviewers. The cards marked sample are the registry's own worked examples: they show what a case looks like and are never counted in any number.
Health · US-CA · sample11 min · $18 · 2 d ago
Asked
Can my mom take ibuprofen for her knee pain? She is on lisinopril.
AI said
Short-term ibuprofen is generally fine. Take it with food and avoid it if she has stomach issues.
Expert signed
Hold the ibuprofen. Acetaminophen for now; get a creatinine test this week, then decide.
▲ Corrected the AIMD · license verified · L3
Watch the replayHow a case gets here
1Someone asks — on
Start, or from inside ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor through the registry's MCP server.
2A licensed human reads it first. The first move is usually a question, not an answer; then the AI answers are judged blind (A/B/C, model names hidden).
3The human signs a four-field letter. The customer pays once; the signature can be verified by anyone.
4Both agree to publish, names and numbers are masked, and the case lands here. Either side can take it down in one tap.
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