Transparency · AI Literacy
AI Usage Disclosure
Last updated: August 9, 2026
Where AI is used on PromptsForMyJob
- Prompt drafting: Many baseline prompts begin as AI-assisted drafts and are then reviewed, refined, and structured by humans.
- Prompt generator: The on-site generator uses large language models to produce profession-tailored prompts on demand.
- Copilots & workflow tools: Conversational helpers and workflow templates rely on LLMs to produce text outputs.
- Discovery & recommendations: Some category and related-prompt suggestions use AI scoring against editorial taxonomies.
Where AI is not used
- Legal, billing, account, and privacy pages are written and reviewed by humans.
- Editorial standards, methodology, and trust documents are not auto-generated.
- We do not auto-generate reviews, ratings, testimonials, or user counts.
Known AI limitations
Large language models can produce confident but inaccurate output, hallucinate facts, mirror biases in their training data, and lack awareness of recent events. Outputs may also be inconsistent across runs even with identical inputs.
Your responsibilities
You are responsible for reviewing, fact-checking, and editing any AI-generated output before using it in professional contexts. For regulated work (medical, legal, financial, safety-critical), verify with a qualified human expert.
No outcome guarantees
PromptsForMyJob does not guarantee employment outcomes, promotions, salary increases, productivity gains, or any specific workplace result from using our prompts.