Do It Before Me uses artificial intelligence tools in parts of its creative and editorial workflow. This page explains that use in plain language.
How AI may be used
AI tools may be used to help create or refine visual concepts, coloring-page artwork, drawing references, wallpaper backgrounds, written drafts, titles, descriptions, and other creative material published on the site.
The amount of AI involvement can vary by page. Some material may be created with substantial AI assistance, while other material may use AI only for limited tasks such as brainstorming, editing, formatting, or image refinement.
What this means for visitors
- Creative material is not automatically factual. AI-assisted visuals may be stylized, simplified or fictional and should not be assumed to depict real people, places, products, events or scientific facts unless the page clearly says so.
- Website content is not professional advice. AI-assisted material on this site should be treated as creative or general informational content, not medical, legal, financial, scientific or academic advice.
- Human review still matters. We review pages for usefulness, clarity, broken links, misleading wording and obvious quality problems when they are created or updated, but that does not guarantee every page is error-free.
- Third-party rights still apply. AI assistance does not remove copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity or other legal considerations.
How we try to use AI responsibly
Our goal is to use AI as a production tool rather than as a reason to publish large amounts of low-value material. When older pages are updated, we try to make them more useful to the person actually visiting: clearer full-size image access, better printing instructions, more accurate file information, useful difficulty guidance and fewer generic introductions.
We also try not to describe an image as something it is not. A wallpaper should not be called “4K” simply because an old filename contains that phrase if the source file is smaller, and a fictional prehistoric-animal scene should not be presented as a historical fact.
Copyright and third-party rights
AI-assisted creation does not remove the need to respect copyright, trademarks, privacy, publicity rights, or other applicable rights. Our use of creative tools is subject to the site’s applicable terms and copyright notices.
Can AI-assisted content contain mistakes?
Yes. AI systems can produce inaccurate wording, repeated elements, strange visual details or misleading assumptions. Human review reduces that risk but does not eliminate it. If you notice a factual error, broken asset, confusing instruction or visual problem, please tell us so the page can be reviewed.
Questions about a specific page or image
If you want to know how AI may have been used on a particular asset, send the exact page URL or image link through our Contact Us page. Specific links are much easier to investigate than a general description.
For more information about how the site is maintained, see About Us. For reuse, redistribution or commercial-use questions, check the Terms of Use.
Changes to this disclosure
AI tools, site workflows and related rules change over time, so this disclosure may be updated as our use of those tools changes.