How ResponseAbout uses artificial intelligence, and the limits we put on it.
Last updated: November 7, 2026
The short version
A named human writer is responsible for every article on ResponseAbout. AI tools can help us work faster on parts of the process, but they do not decide what is true and they do not publish anything on their own.
What AI may help with
- Brainstorming topics, questions and outlines
- Summarizing long documents that a writer then reads and checks
- Grammar, spelling, readability and formatting suggestions
- Drafting alternative wordings for messages, which a writer then edits and selects
What AI never does here
- Publish an article without a human writer and editor reviewing it
- Act as the source for a fact, statistic, quote or health claim
- Invent people, experiences, reviews or credentials
- Write health, safety or financial guidance that a writer has not checked against reliable sources
Images
We primarily use our own photos and licensed stock images. If we ever publish an AI-generated illustration, we label it as such and never present it as a photo of a real event or person.
Questions
Read our full editorial standards, or contact us with any concern about a specific article.
