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AI Use Disclosure
Last updated: August 28, 2026
Transparency about how our Content gets made is part of the standard we hold ourselves to. This page explains where and how Sharp Money uses artificial intelligence tools.
Where we use AI
- Research assistance — summarizing public filings, news coverage, and background material to speed up our editorial process.
- Drafting assistance — helping structure and draft first-pass copy, headlines, and page content, which our editorial team then reviews, fact-checks, and edits.
- Site tooling — parts of this website's code, design system, and illustrative visuals were built with AI-assisted development tools.
What stays human
- The call. Every "tell," verdict, and Tell Meter score reflects our editorial team's own judgment. AI tools may assist with research and drafting, but they do not decide what Sharp Money publishes or which way we call a fight.
- Accuracy review. Factual claims about positions, filings, and events are reviewed by our editorial team before publication.
- The Ledger. Our accountability scorecard is maintained and graded by our editorial team, not automated.
What this means for you
As with any financial commentary, we encourage you to verify factual claims against primary sources (SEC filings, company disclosures) rather than relying solely on our summaries — AI-assisted or not. If you spot an error, tell us at sharpmoney7@hotmail.com and we'll investigate and correct it.
This policy will evolve
AI tools and the norms around disclosing their use are moving quickly. We'll update this page as our practices change, and we'll update the "Last updated" date above whenever we do.