Last updated: 8 September 2026
AnesCORE uses artificial intelligence to create educational content. Our lessons, practice questions and flashcards are manually reviewed by doctors training in anaesthesiology and intensive care. Live AI conversations are different: their responses are generated automatically and are not individually reviewed before you see them.
AI is used to generate and help structure lessons, practice questions, flashcards and their explanations for EDAIC preparation. This is AI-generated educational material with human editorial review, not material written entirely by clinicians without AI.
The manual review is carried out by AnesCORE’s founder and colleagues who are doctors training in anaesthesiology and intensive care. This is an internal review by resident doctors, not independent certification, specialist accreditation or endorsement by ESAIC.
Lazart Studios SRL, the operator of AnesCORE, takes editorial responsibility for the published learning library. AI tools support content production; they do not replace that responsibility.
Our review focuses on the medical meaning, answer keys, explanations, clarity and relevant references. Manual review reduces the risk of errors but does not make the material infallible. References and clinical recommendations may need updating as evidence changes.
When you use the AI Assistant or the question tutor, you are interacting with an AI system, not a human clinician. Responses are generated automatically for your conversation and are not individually reviewed by a clinician before display. The manual review of the learning library does not extend to each live AI response.
AI can produce incorrect, incomplete or outdated answers, and may misinterpret sources or generate inaccurate references. A citation or a confident tone does not guarantee accuracy. Check important claims against the cited material and current primary guidance.
We also use AI-generated illustrations and video. The operating-room background on our homepage is a synthetic visual, not footage of a real clinical procedure. Illustrations and animations are learning aids and may simplify anatomy or mechanisms; they should not be treated as clinical instructions.
If something appears wrong or unclear, please use the report control beside the item, contact Support in the app, or email us with the lesson or question title and the issue you found. Relevant source details help us investigate.
We investigate reports and correct confirmed errors. Substantive AI-generated changes to reviewed library content require renewed human review; an earlier review does not automatically cover a later AI rewrite.
AnesCORE is an independent educational platform for exam preparation. It is not a clinical decision-support service, a substitute for professional judgement, or a guarantee of passing the EDAIC. For patient care, use current primary guidance, local protocols and appropriate supervision.
This policy explains our content process. It does not limit your statutory consumer rights.