How we write articles (and cite sources)

Every post on /articles is hand-written, fact-checked against public links, and ends with a numbered sources section you can verify yourself.

July 17, 2026 · By Bohol AI

Bohol AI articles are written for practitioners in Bohol and beyond — not as hype posts or copy-pasted threads. When we reference someone else's work, we link to the original in a Sources section at the bottom of every post.

What you should expect

Club posts describe our site, events, or code we actually ship — we do not invent attendance or research.
Guides explain general AI literacy; they are not claims that Bohol AI ran studies.
Reading-list style posts summarize external voices with links to originals; we do not imply those authors endorse the club.

How we pick sources

We prefer primary links: official docs, papers, repos, and personal sites over second-hand summaries. For people active on X, we link to their profile or a specific post when we discuss something they said publicly — and we still write the narrative ourselves.

Voices worth following (further reading)

Builders and educators we often cite include Andrej Karpathy, Boris Cherny, Yann LeCun, Simon Willison, Shawn Wang, and Andrew Ng. None write for Bohol AI; we list them because their public work is high signal for learners. Start with the sources below and click through before treating any summary as fact.

If we cannot link it, we do not claim it. — Editorial policy

Sources

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