AI Disclaimer

What Is Generated by AI

The following are produced automatically by AI models, in whole or in part: research summaries, topic ideas, outlines, drafts, rewrites, one-click fixes, review comments on a post, and posts created by Autopilot. Scores are calculated by automated checks and, where you ask for a review, by an AI model.

No Guarantee of Accuracy

AI models generate plausible text; they do not know whether it is true. While we work to make the output useful:

• It may contain factual errors, or facts, quotes, statistics and sources that do not exist.
• It may be out of date, incomplete or biased.
• It may resemble material that already exists elsewhere.
• Research relies on public web pages, and we are not responsible for errors in those sources.

Not Professional Advice

Nothing produced by the Service constitutes legal, medical, financial, tax or other professional advice, including when you ask it to write about those subjects. Before you or your readers act on such content, consult a qualified professional who can evaluate the individual circumstances.

Scores Are Estimates

Scores and suggestions describe how a post measures against our automated checks. They are not predictions. We do not guarantee that a high score, or applying a suggested fix, will improve your search rankings, traffic, visibility in AI tools or revenue.

You Are the Publisher

You are responsible for everything that appears on your blog, however it was written. Review, fact-check and edit AI output before you publish it. If you set Autopilot to publish on its own, posts can go live without a person reading them first; that choice, and what is published as a result, is your responsibility.

Rights in AI Output

We do not guarantee that AI output is original, free of third-party rights, or eligible for copyright protection. It is your responsibility to check that you have the right to publish it.

Telling Your Readers

Some laws, platforms and advertising rules require you to disclose when content was created with AI. Deciding whether and how to disclose it to your readers is your responsibility.

AI Providers

AI requests are processed by third-party providers, which currently include Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and OpenRouter. If you connect your own provider key, requests run on your account under that provider's terms. Our Privacy Policy explains what is sent to them.

Blogs Hosted on PixelClaw

Blogs hosted on PixelClaw are written and published by our customers, who may use AI to create them. PixelClaw does not review, verify or endorse that content, and it should not be relied on as professional advice.

Assumption of Risk

By using the AI features, you acknowledge and agree that: (a) you use AI output at your own risk; (b) you will review it before publishing or relying on it; (c) PixelClaw shall not be held liable for any losses, damages or costs resulting from your reliance on AI output or scores; and (d) you have read and agree to the Terms of Service, including the limitation of liability, indemnification and arbitration provisions.