AI Transparency
AI may support the work. It does not replace judgment.
AI tools may be used for drafts, research organization, editing support, formatting, and maintenance tasks. They should not be treated as authors, sources, or moral cover.
Public-facing content should be reviewed by a human before publishing. AI output can be incomplete, misleading, biased, poorly sourced, or wrong, especially around politics and public life.
This project should not use AI to impersonate people, fake grassroots support, mass-produce persuasion, or publish factual political claims without sourcing and human review.
Working standard: if a claim needs evidence, cite the evidence or leave it as placeholder language until it is ready. If public copy is not human-reviewed, it should not be published.