Last Updated: June 29, 2026
At MooEarth.Live, we leverage modern technology to enhance planetary exploration and geographic discovery. This includes the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to help process and synthesize scientific event telemetry and educational geographic information quickly. We believe in being fully transparent about when and how AI is used on our platform.
You may encounter AI-generated or AI-assisted content in the following areas of our site:
Note: The live seismic magnitudes, focal depths, Kp indices, radar grids, and raw statistical telemetry are ingested directly from official government and open scientific APIs and are not generated or fabricated by AI.
While AI is powerful, it is not perfect. AI models can sometimes misunderstand context or produce "hallucinations" (plausible-sounding but factually incorrect statements).
Important Disclaimer:
AI-generated summaries may contain inaccuracies regarding event details, names, or historical context. They should never replace official announcements from primary sources, official governing bodies, or credited scientific publishers.
We strongly encourage all users to verify important information. If an AI summary mentions a seismic alert, severe weather advisory, or planetary observation, please cross-reference this information with official primary agency releases or event pages.
We are constantly monitoring and refining the prompts and guardrails used by our AI systems to improve accuracy and reduce errors. If you spot an AI-generated summary that is wildly inaccurate, you can help us improve by reporting it to support@mooearth.live.