How we work with AI
AI helps us make more content for you, faster: guides, posts, images and videos. Here we explain what we use it for, who checks it and how you can tell what was made with AI.
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What we use AI for
AI helps us research, structure and write first drafts, it designs images and short videos, and it checks drafts against our rules. We decide what is correct and what helps you. Advice and coaching are done by people; no AI decides about your individual case.
A person has the final say on every piece of content
Every piece of content goes to a person on our team before it is published. They have time to read it, change it or stop it, and nothing is published against their objection. Before that, an AI tool checks every draft against our rules; it does not replace a person’s review, it comes on top. The person named on a guide is editorially responsible for it; for all other content, Georg Binienda-Meuser.
Our rules for every piece of content
- Every figure has a source, and we name it.
- We promise nothing that nobody can promise. Funding decisions are made by the responsible authorities.
- What we write is our assessment, not legal or tax advice.
How you can tell what was made with AI
- Where content is made with AI, we say so: on the website at the bottom of every page, in posts with the note “Made with AI”.
- Images and videos generated by AI carry the label “AI-generated”. We never label real photos as AI.
- People generated with AI never pose as real clients or as members of our team. When we use a virtual character, we say that it was made with AI.
- We write in German. Our English pages are translations of the German originals, made with the help of AI tools. If the two ever differ, the German version applies.
Found a mistake?
If you notice something that is not right, write to us at info@nxtmilestone.com. We check every note and correct things where needed.