AI Disclosure

Disclaimer: Draft prepared for operational use. Not legal advice. Have a licensed New Jersey attorney review before publication.

Effective date: June 10, 2026 Last updated: June 10, 2026

1. Purpose

Killough Works is an AI-assisted freelance technology and digital services business. This page explains how artificial intelligence ("AI") tools may be used in our work, what that means for you, and what responsibilities remain with you as the client.

Provider: Jonathan Killough d/b/a Killough Works Contact: jonathan@killough.works

2. Our approach

We use AI as a productivity and quality-assistance tool, not as a replacement for human judgment, professional accountability, or direct client communication.

Jonathan Killough reviews work before delivery and remains responsible for what Killough Works sends you, subject to the limitations in our Terms of Service.

3. How AI may be used

Depending on the project, AI tools may assist with:

Area	Examples
Research	Market references, platform documentation summaries, competitor page review
Copy drafting	Headlines, CTA text, offer descriptions, email drafts, FAQ drafts
Code and implementation	Component drafts, form logic, styling suggestions, refactoring ideas
Automation design	Workflow maps, Zapier/Make/n8n step drafts, prompt templates
Prototyping	Rapid mockups, sample layouts, demo concepts
Documentation	SOP drafts, handoff notes, internal checklists
Quality checks	Spellcheck-level review, consistency passes, edge-case brainstorming

Not every project uses every category. Use depends on scope, platform, and what produces the best outcome.

4. Tools and providers

We may use commercially available AI systems and development assistants from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, or similar services, along with AI features embedded in coding, design, or productivity tools.

Specific tools may change over time as the market evolves. We do not guarantee use or non-use of any particular vendor for a given task.

5. What AI does not do

AI tools used by Killough Works do not:

Replace licensed legal, tax, accounting, medical, or compliance advice
Guarantee factual accuracy in every draft
Guarantee bug-free code in every environment
Automatically understand your full business context without your input
Make final publishing or deployment decisions for you

6. Human review

Before delivery, work is reviewed and edited for:

Relevance to your stated goal
Obvious factual or technical errors
Fit with your brand voice (based on materials you provide)
Practical usability in the agreed platform or workflow

Human review reduces risk but does not eliminate it. Complex systems, regulated industries, and customer-facing automations require your review before going live.

7. Your responsibilities

You agree to:

1. Review deliverables before publishing, deploying, or relying on them in production 2. Verify critical facts in customer-facing copy (pricing, service area, legal claims, guarantees, dates, contact details) 3. Test forms, automations, and payment paths in your real environment before directing live traffic 4. Confirm rights to any content, images, trademarks, or data used in AI-assisted drafts 5. Tell us if your industry, jurisdiction, or platform prohibits or restricts AI-assisted work

If you need a no-AI workflow for a specific deliverable, request that in writing before work begins. We will confirm whether that is feasible for the scope and price.

8. Data and confidentiality

We do not intentionally submit your confidential information to AI tools in ways that violate our Privacy Policy or a signed confidentiality agreement.

Practical guidance:

Do not send passwords, full payment card numbers, or sensitive personal data through unsecured channels
Redact customer lists or private data when possible before sharing materials for review
Ask us if you need a more restrictive handling process for your project

Third-party AI providers may have their own terms regarding inputs and outputs. Where required, we configure tools to reduce retention risk, but no cloud service is risk-free.

9. Output ownership and limitations

AI-generated or AI-assisted output may not be protectable by copyright in all cases, and similar output may be produced for other users of the same AI systems.

Ownership and license terms for deliverables are governed by our Intellectual Property Policy and any Service Agreement.

You are responsible for ensuring your published use of AI-assisted content complies with applicable law, platform policies, and disclosure expectations in your industry.

10. Demo and sample experiences

Some Site demos illustrate concepts using interactive examples. Demo experiences may call external APIs or show simulated behavior. Demos are illustrative unless explicitly sold and scoped as production deliverables.

The Live Bible Companion demo, for example, fetches scripture text from a third-party Bible API for demonstration purposes. It is not theological counseling or pastoral advice.

11. No professional advice

AI-assisted research or drafts do not constitute legal, financial, medical, accessibility, security, or regulatory advice. Hire qualified professionals for those needs.

12. Questions

If you have questions about AI use on your project, email jonathan@killough.works before work begins or at any milestone.