Where AI is used
- Drafting assistance for written content, later reviewed and edited by a human
- Summarization of documents, research, and meeting notes
- Scheduling assistance, reminders, and routing of inquiries
- Search and recommendation features inside our platforms
How we label it
Substantially AI-generated public content carries a visible disclosure. Media that depicts a person is not synthesized without that person's written consent.
What AI does not do
AI does not make final decisions about admissions, pricing, employment, refunds, or eligibility. A human reviews and owns those decisions.
Limitations
AI systems can produce incorrect or incomplete output. Nothing produced with AI assistance should be treated as legal, financial, medical, or therapeutic advice.
Changes to this document
We may update this document as our services, technology, and legal obligations evolve. Material changes are published with a new version number, an updated effective date, and a summary of changes in the version history below.
Continued use of our websites, products, services, experiences, or communities after an update takes effect constitutes acceptance of the current version.
Contact
Questions about this AI Transparency Statement may be sent to our legal and compliance contact through the contact form on this site. Please reference the document title and version number.
- Legal & compliance requests: use the Contact Legal link on this page
- Privacy and data rights requests: see the Consumer Privacy Rights policy
- Accessibility accommodations: see the Accessibility Statement
Review notice
This document is a high-quality draft template prepared for review. It is not legal advice and no guarantee of compliance is made or implied. Final responsibility for legal sufficiency rests with the organization's licensed legal counsel.
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