Transparency

AI policy

How we work with artificial intelligence on ondemand.blog – and what we expect from guest authors.

Last updated: October 2026 · Version 1.0

Our principlePeople write, check and take responsibility. AI is a tool – never the source.

How we label posts

Every post shows below its title whether and what AI was used for. Clicking the label brings you here.

No AIText, graphics and code come entirely from people.

AI-assisted: editingAI helped with research, outline, editing, translation or code samples. The purpose is part of the label.

AI-generated, editorially reviewedLarger parts of the text or images were generated by AI and then checked and revised by us.

We use AI for editing, translations, summaries and as a sparring partner for outlines.
We check technical statements and code samples ourselves before they are published.
AI-generated images and graphics are labelled as such.
Comments are not answered automatically by an AI.
We do not pass on comments, newsletter addresses or giveaway entries for training AI models.

We welcome posts from real projects. For them to appear here:

Disclose: Tell us which AI tools you used and what for. We set the label from that.
Responsibility: You vouch for technical accuracy – including parts an AI phrased.
Confidentiality: Do not enter customer data, system names, credentials or internal documents into AI tools – and not into the post.
Rights: You hold the rights to text, images and code, or you name the source and its licence.
Own experience: We publish experience from projects, not generic AI texts. We decline posts that are mostly AI-generated without hands-on substance.

We review every submission editorially. We do not use AI detectors as the sole basis for decisions.

We follow the transparency obligations of the EU AI Act. We label AI use regardless of whether it is legally required in the individual case.

Found a post that is labelled incorrectly? Write to us at redaktion@ondemand.blog.