AI Policy

• I use AI tools to help with drafting, research, code, and design.
• AI assists. I decide. Every deliverable is reviewed by a person, me, before it reaches you.
• AI can give me a starting point. The thinking, the judgment, and the final call are mine.

• I own the output of my work, whether or not AI helped produce it.
• I do not let AI make decisions that affect people without a human in the loop.
• If AI gets something wrong, it is on me to catch and fix it.

• I do not put confidential client information into public or consumer AI tools that train on what you type.
• When I use AI on your material, I use tools and settings that do not train on your data, or I remove identifying details first.
• If a project needs a specific arrangement for AI and data, we agree on it in writing.

• I do not feed your private data into public models for training.
• Your material is used to do your work, not to improve someone else's model.

• I tell you where AI is part of the work.
• You can ask me not to use particular tools on your project, and I will respect that.

• I recommend tools based on fit, not hype.
• I flag the real tradeoffs: privacy, accuracy, bias, cost, and lock-in.
• If AI is the wrong tool for your problem, I will say so.

• The writing on this site is mine. AI may help me draft or edit, but I review it and stand behind it.
• Analytics on the site are privacy-friendly and described in the Privacy Policy.

• AI output can be confident and wrong. I check it.
• AI does not replace human judgment on anything that matters.

Ask me anything about how I use AI: andres@redmage.cc.