Redzone's AI Editorial Policy

Redzone's AI Editorial Policy: How We Use AI Responsibly

Artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) are powerful automation tools that help humans — in every industry — work better, smarter, and faster. Yet because AI can be a source of misinformation and disinformation, humans are responsible for ensuring AI use is grounded in ethics, accuracy, and integrity.

Just as Redzone's AI-powered software empowers frontline teams and leaders with insights, collaboration, and efficient workflows, our editorial and marketing teams use AI in specific ways to enhance the value of the information we publish and distribute on our website.

Transparency is crucial to trust, so our goal in publishing our AI editorial policy is that you know where we stand on using these technologies to enhance, not replace, humans' work.

Ethical Standards for AI Use

Our use of AI and automation is grounded in these principles:

• Accuracy and human verification: AI can hallucinate information, including facts, biographical information, and even citations. We treat all AI-generated output as unverified information, and require a human editor or subject-matter expert to independently verify content to ensure its accuracy.
• Privacy: We follow Redzone's privacy policy and security and compliance policy. We recognize that publicly available large language models (LLMs) are inherently insecure, so we never enter proprietary or sensitive information into a public LLM.
• Exploration: We embrace technology exploration and experimentation to augment and enhance our work to the extent that it conforms to our policies.
• Serving our audience: The content we create, using AI or otherwise, is guided by what is most useful to our audience. 

We do not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside parties your Personally Identifiable Information.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, please be advised that we are required to share personal information in response to lawful requests by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements.
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