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AI use and limitations

Any future AI feature must be transparent, optional, and reviewable.

The current public website does not ask you to submit case material for AI processing.

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Human review required

Any future AI-generated label, summary, chronology suggestion, or inconsistency flag must be reviewed by the user against the original source. AI output is not a legal conclusion or factual finding.

Separate derived content

Original records, user notes, OCR text, AI outputs, and proposed summaries must remain visibly distinct in a future workspace.

Choice and disclosure

Before AI processing is enabled for sensitive records, Fair-File will provide clear information about the AI provider, processing location, retention, security controls, whether data is used for model training, and how users can opt in or decline.

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