AI Disclosure
We use AI tools in producing this site. Here's exactly what they do — and what stays in human hands.
AI Assists
Drafting, formatting, comparison, and maintenance — from the team's research records
Humans Decide
Research, fact verification, and publication approval are human-owned
Never a Source
AI output is never treated as a source — facts require primary-source verification
How We Use AI
Our editorial team uses AI tools to assist with drafting, formatting, comparison tables, and routine content maintenance. These tools work from the team's structured research records — the operator documents, terms, and availability data we have already gathered and verified.
AI helps us keep a large catalog of fast-changing bonus and availability information consistent and current. It does not decide what is true.
What Humans Own
- •The research records — what goes into them, and from which sources
- •Fact verification against primary sources, per our editorial standards
- •Publication approval — nothing goes live without team sign-off
What AI Is Never Used As
AI is never treated as a source, a reviewer, or an author on this site:
- ✕Not a source — facts require verification against primary sources before publication, no matter where a draft came from
- ✕Not a reviewer — evaluations and scores are the editorial team's
- ✕Not an author — everything is published under the team byline, and the team is accountable for it
Mistakes
If an error reaches a published page — whether it originated with a human or an AI-assisted step — our corrections policy applies identically: report it, we verify against primary sources, and material corrections get a dated note.
Last updated: August 2026