AI Identification Disclaimer
1. No guarantees
Bone Identifier uses artificial intelligence to identify bones and skeletal remains from photographs. We make no guarantees, representations, or warranties — express or implied — about the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any identification, description, estimate, or other information produced or presented by the service, including our encyclopedia, reference pages, guides, and articles.
2. AI limitations
AI models can make mistakes, misinterpret visual features, or produce inaccurate results (commonly referred to as “hallucinations”). The AI may identify the wrong species, type, or item altogether, misstate characteristics, origin, history, or uses, or describe something that is not in the photo at all. Photographs alone are often insufficient to distinguish visually similar bones and skeletal remains, and lighting, angle, focus, scale, and background all affect what the model can see.
3. Encyclopedia and reference content
Bone Identifier’s encyclopedia, reference pages, guides, articles, and similar content are compiled and generated with the help of automated tools and AI models and are provided for general information only. They may contain errors, omissions, or outdated information, they have not been reviewed by qualified experts, and the images shown alongside them may be illustrative rather than exact matches. The same is true of any other information presented on Bone Identifier, including identification results shared by other users. Do not rely on any of it for a decision that could affect your health, safety, property, legal rights, or finances. If you spot an error, please let us know at support@boneidentifier.com and we will review it.
4. User responsibility
You are solely responsible for how you use identification results and any other information on Bone Identifier. Always verify important details independently — through a qualified osteologist, zooarchaeologist, or forensic anthropologist, or through authoritative reference materials — before relying on them for any decision.
5. Not safety advice
Identifications must not be used to decide whether remains are safe to handle or whether they are animal or human. If you suspect that remains may be human, do not disturb them and contact local law enforcement immediately. Bones may carry pathogens; handle unknown remains with gloves and appropriate caution regardless of what the AI reports.
6. Not professional advice
Nothing produced or presented by Bone Identifier constitutes forensic analysis, legal advice about collecting or possessing remains, archaeological or veterinary advice, or any other form of professional advice.
7. User-provided information
Identifications may rely on photographs, notes, and location details submitted by users. We do not verify user-provided information, and results that depend on it may be affected by its accuracy.
8. Community content
Public identifications shared to the community feed, and shown on encyclopedia, tag, and search pages, are AI-generated content submitted by other users. They carry the same limitations described here and have not been reviewed by experts.
9. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Bone Identifier and its affiliates will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on AI-generated identifications, descriptions, or estimates, or on any encyclopedia, reference, or other content presented by the service, including financial loss, property damage, or personal injury.
10. Changes to this disclaimer
We may update this disclaimer from time to time. Continued use of the service after changes are posted constitutes acceptance of the updated disclaimer. By using Bone Identifier, you acknowledge and accept these limitations.