AI policy
How I use AI
I use AI every day. When I write, build websites, develop apps and prepare courses. Here is what that means for you.
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Reading my content with AI
My public pages are also available as Markdown and through a public MCP. You are welcome to use them as sources for specific questions. Credit me as the author, link to the original page and keep the content in context.
The content is updated with each website release. Check the date and sources before using information for a decision. Access files and formats do not change the copyright of text or images.
What I use AI for
AI is involved when I research a subject, write a text or work on code. I use it to try out ideas, find bugs and test solutions. That includes proposals, slides and course materials.
It helps me get to something we can use sooner. I also use it for my own notes, emails and documents.
The images on this site
I use AI for images and illustrations, including ones based on photos of me. A picture of me in front of an audience may therefore have been made with AI. It was not necessarily taken at a particular course or event.
Your data and documents
We agree on which tools I use for your material and what they can access. That includes AI. Confidential information and personal data must stay within the terms we have agreed on.
I am responsible
You hire me to solve a problem. I am responsible for the result, including when AI is involved. Text, code and calculations need checking. AI makes mistakes, and automated tests do not catch everything.
I do not make up clients, quotes or results to improve a piece of writing. If there is a mistake in my work, I am the person you contact.
Contact
To ask how I used AI in a particular text or project, email hello@mikkeltschentscher.dk.