Drafting assistance
Automation may help create a draft or compare it with a style guide. Sources, facts, licences, claims, tone, and accessibility still require direct verification.
AI use
Automation may assist limited drafting, code, organisation, and quality checks. It does not replace accountable authorship, rights checks, accessibility work, safety decisions, or professional judgement.
This page describes the use standard. A complete vendor, model, prompt-data, retention, and training-data register has not yet been published.
Current boundary
Permitted and prohibited
Automation may help create a draft or compare it with a style guide. Sources, facts, licences, claims, tone, and accessibility still require direct verification.
A named role, not a model, must decide whether content is accurate, in scope, safe, lawful, accessible enough for release, and ready to remain public.
The first public utility does not offer an AI therapist, child chatbot, diagnosis, treatment recommendation, crisis conversation, or substitute for professional judgement.
Ordinary game, journal, drawing, voice, search, or tool behavior must not be turned into a diagnosis or hidden mental-health, attention, personality, or risk profile.
Camera play is outside the T1 release. Future movement detection must not infer emotion, attention, honesty, intelligence, personality, diagnosis, or mental-health state.
AI output cannot invent a reviewer, source, credential, citation, test result, child quote, user result, partnership, or clinical endorsement.
Data boundary
For a non-urgent question about an AI-assisted page or product behavior, use the adult contact route. Include the public URL and the behavior you observed, but do not include sensitive child information.