AI Content Disclosure
Last updated July 2026
Bloggent uses AI systems to assist with research synthesis, content structuring, drafting, and review. This page summarizes the product's current transparency posture, including our planned alignment with Article 50 of the EU AI Act where AI-generated or AI-manipulated content may require clear disclosure.
AI-assisted, not fully autonomous publishing
Bloggent is designed for AI assistance with a human in the loop. Users are expected to review, edit, and approve outputs before publication, and product workflows are built to encourage evidence checks rather than blind one-click publishing.
No fabricated experience or credentials
Bloggent should not be used to invent first-hand experience, author qualifications, professional licenses, customer testimonials, or other credentials that the user cannot substantiate. Generated content should accurately reflect the verified facts and editorial claims supplied by the user.
How users should disclose AI-generated content
Users should follow the disclosure rules that apply to their jurisdiction, industry, and publishing channel. When a piece is materially generated or transformed with AI, Bloggent recommends adding an editorial note or byline disclosure explaining that AI assisted with the drafting process and that a human reviewed the final version before publication.