AI Transparency

We believe that transparency in editorial processes is an essential part of building trust with our readers. For this reason, we have defined a clear policy regarding the use of artificial intelligence tools in the production of articles, images, and support materials published on the site.

Images and Visual Content

The majority of images published on this website consist of original photographs taken by us, real data or usage screenshots, or editorial graphics created with design tools. In many cases, we also use visual materials produced through software such as Canva or VistaCreate, always to support the presentation of content.

Only in limited cases are images generated or processed with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools. When visual content is genuinely synthetic or significantly created with AI, we adopt labeling consistent with the editorial context.

The screenshots featured in the articles, including those related to data consumption, speed, tests, or dashboards, are real and not artificially generated.

Texts and Editorial Content

The texts published on the site are mostly written by human authors. In some cases, we may use artificial intelligence tools to support drafting, research, structural organization, or preliminary review of content.

Any content assisted by AI is always supervised, verified, and manually corrected prior to publication. Final editorial responsibility always remains with our team.

Scope

This transparency notice applies to editorial content published in the blog and informational pages of the site. It does not cover standard design, layout, or publishing activities performed with standard software tools, nor technical elements of the site that do not constitute editorial content.

Updates and Contacts

This page may be updated over time to reflect the evolution of our editorial processes and the tools used. For any inquiries regarding content transparency, you can contact us through the references provided in the Support section.