1. Overview

Brainpercent is an AI-powered content generation tool. This page explains how the AI works, what it can and cannot reliably do, and your responsibilities when using AI-generated outputs. We publish this in fulfillment of Article 4 (AI literacy) and Article 50 (transparency) obligations under the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689).

2. How It Works

When you submit a URL, prompt, or brand asset, Brainpercent orchestrates a series of AI model calls to produce content. The flow typically involves:

Scraping the source URL or analyzing the uploaded asset (no AI model — deterministic extraction)
Planning what to generate (large language model selects format, tone, structure)
Generating text, images, video frames, or audio (specialized models per modality)
Quality checks a second AI pass to detect fabricated facts in source-grounded content
Assembly into the final output you see (deterministic post-processing)

Your prompts are sent to third-party AI providers but never used to train any AI model — neither ours nor our providers'.

3. AI Models We Use

We use a mix of frontier AI models from leading providers. The specific model selected depends on the task, content type, and language. Current providers include:

Anthropic Claude — text generation, fact-checking, classification
OpenAI GPT — secondary text generation, multilingual support
Google VEO, OpenAI Sora, Kling AI, Seedance — video generation
Flux, Gemini, nano-banana — image generation
ElevenLabs, Cloudinary — voice and audio

We may change models or providers without notice. See /legal/subprocessors for the current list.

4. Known Limitations

AI models — including the most capable frontier models — have well-documented limitations:

Hallucinations: models can produce plausible-sounding but factually incorrect statements, fabricated quotes, made-up statistics, and invented citations.
Training cutoff: models have a knowledge cutoff date and do not know about events after that date.
Reasoning errors: mathematical calculations, multi-step logic, and chronological reasoning can be unreliable.
Bias: models may reflect biases present in training data, including gender, race, cultural, and political biases.
Inconsistency: the same prompt can produce different outputs on different runs.
Similar outputs: different users with similar prompts can receive similar or identical outputs.
Style drift: over long outputs, tone and voice may shift mid-piece.

5. How to Verify Outputs

Treat AI outputs as a first draft, not a finished product. Before publishing or relying on any AI output:

Verify every fact — names, dates, statistics, citations, quotes. Search for the original source.
Check claims against authoritative sources (official websites, original reporting, government data).
Review for bias and tone — does it represent the subject fairly?
Confirm brand alignment — does it match your voice and values?
For images/video of people — confirm consent has been obtained for any real person depicted.
For regulated industries (legal, medical, financial, safety) — have a qualified professional review before publication.

6. Labeling AI Content

EU AI Act Article 50 and many national regulations require that AI-generated content be identifiable as such. When you publish AI-generated content externally:

Article 50(2) — synthetic media depicting real persons or events must be labeled as artificially generated unless used for satire, parody, or artistic expression.
Article 50(4) — deepfakes must be disclosed as such.
FTC §255 (US) — endorsements and testimonials generated by AI must be disclosed in commercial contexts.
Other jurisdictions — China, South Korea, and Singapore have AI labeling requirements; check your local law.

Brainpercent does not auto-label content with watermarks or visible disclosures. You are responsible for adding required disclosures where applicable. Within the dashboard, AI-generated outputs are clearly marked as AI-generated.

7. High-Risk Uses (Prohibited)

Brainpercent is not classified as a high-risk AI system under Annex III of the EU AI Act. You may NOT use the Service for:

Decisions affecting fundamental rights, employment, education access, or social benefits
Biometric identification or categorization of natural persons
Critical infrastructure management
Law enforcement or judicial decision-making
Migration, asylum, or border control assessments
Medical diagnosis, treatment planning, or safety-critical decisions

Such uses fall under the EU AI Act high-risk system regime, which imposes substantial compliance obligations (risk management system, data governance, transparency, human oversight, accuracy + robustness). Brainpercent is not designed or certified for these uses.

8. Contact

Questions about AI transparency or model behavior: edward@brainpercent.com with subject "AI Transparency".