AI Governance · Last updated June 2026
AI Content Disclosure
A single, plain-language disclosure of where AI is used across RewriteAIForMe — in the product you pay for, and in the content we publish around it.
In the product
The rewriting, tone, clarity, and humanisation features are powered by large language models. When you submit text to be rewritten, that text is processed by an AI model and returned to you as a draft. The output is generated, not retrieved from a human editor.
In our publishing
RewriteAIForMe is a one-person operation, so “our editorial team” would overstate what happens here. Articles, guides, glossary entries, and research notes are written and edited by its founder. AI may be used for structural drafting, formatting, or as an editorial sparring partner, but one human reads and is answerable for every published piece — its argument, accuracy and voice. We do not publish unedited AI output. Pieces carry the byline “The RewriteAIForMe Editors”, which is a house name rather than a named individual, and we would rather say so plainly than let it imply a newsroom.
In our marketing
Marketing copy, landing pages, and product narratives are written and reviewed by humans. Where AI assists with phrasing or structure, the substance — claims, positioning, comparisons — is human-authored and human-approved.
Imagery
Photography of identifiable people is real photography unless explicitly labelled otherwise. Decorative illustration may be generated; informational diagrams are human-built. We do not use AI to fabricate the appearance of named individuals.
Your obligation to disclose
If you publish rewritten content in a context that requires disclosure of AI assistance — academic submissions, regulated industries, journalism, certain client work — that disclosure is your responsibility, not ours. The presence of our tool in your workflow does not satisfy a third party's disclosure rules on your behalf.