AI disclosure in the workflow

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Topic: Ai Disclosure Agencies

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-should-agencies-tell-clients-about-using-ai

Quick Info

The explanation is a plain note on how AI was used on the work. Step 1: identify which tasks used a tool. Step 2: state data involvement, output review, and rights holder.

Purpose and usage

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Key points

  • At which step does data handling affect AI disclosure?: In the data handling step, client names, unreleased work, and money details require approved tools, not free consumer AI tools.
  • What should be identified first in the disclosure process?: The first identified item is which tasks used a tool.

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How should an agency explain AI use to a client?

The explanation is a plain note on how AI was used on the work. Step 1: identify which tasks used a tool. Step 2: state data involvement, output review, and rights holder.

At which step does data handling affect AI disclosure?

In the data handling step, client names, unreleased work, and money details require approved tools, not free consumer AI tools.

What should be identified first in the disclosure process?

The first identified item is which tasks used a tool.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-should-agencies-tell-clients-about-using-ai

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