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Research policy
Last updated: October 3, 2026. Interrogate the Archive is the research instrument of InMillhouse, a public relations and media intelligence agency. It helps investigate publicly accessible archival documents; its automated output is not professional communications counsel or an official intelligence assessment.
Evidence first
Answers should cite retrieved records. Open each citation to inspect the source and supporting passage. Some records expose only a search result or short abstract; these are marked “Summary only” and should not be treated as full-text verification. Archive search can omit records, return duplicates or be temporarily unavailable.
AI limitations
Automatically generated text can confuse dates, people, context or provenance, and can overstate certainty. A document’s existence does not make its claims true. Distinguish documented findings from inference, uncertainty and speculation; investigate contradictory evidence. Scenarios are analytical reconstructions, not established facts.
Archive independence
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