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AI Transparency

EU icon - labeling of AI Modified content AI transparency: Platform Chronicles is published under human editorial responsibility by Constantin Korte.

AI is part of the normal writing workflow for this blog. In a fast-moving technical field, assume that every article uses AI at some point, whether for drafting, editing, structuring, diagrams, translation, consistency checks, or proofreading.

The source material remains my own work: lab configurations, implementation notes, architecture decisions, dictated thoughts, field experience, and product analysis. I often build the labs and examples first, then use AI to turn that material into readable documentation or blog posts. AI helps with writing; it does not replace the work, judgment, or editorial responsibility behind the publication.

For blog posts and pages, the EU “Partially AI-Modified” icon and the visible disclosure near the start of the content mean:

  • the publication is AI-assisted or AI-reviewed
  • the publication has human editorial review
  • Constantin Korte assumes responsibility for the published text

The site does not intentionally publish deceptive AI impersonations or unlabelled deepfakes. If audio, video, images, or text are fully AI-generated or materially modified with AI in a way that could affect interpretation, the content should be labelled close to where readers encounter it.

This policy is based on the EU AI Act Article 50 transparency direction and the European Commission Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content:

If something appears unclear or incorrectly labelled, contact Constantin Korte through the contact details on the About page.