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AI & Automated Processing
How scores and explanations are produced — and where AI does and does not play a role.
Two separate stages
Your results are produced in two distinct stages. First, your answers are scored by a fixed, versioned scoring model into a profile of behavioral dimensions. Second, that already-computed profile may be turned into a readable narrative.
Your scores are never decided by AI. The numbers come entirely from the deterministic scoring step; the AI stage can only describe what is already there.
What the AI stage does
When enabled, a large-language-model provider generates the written explanations in your report — for example, putting your scored tendencies into everyday language. AI-generated explanations can contain errors or awkward phrasing. If a sentence ever conflicts with your scores, the scores are authoritative.
We aim to send the provider the minimum needed to write your narrative — your computed profile rather than your individual answers or identifying details where possible.
What it is not
The AI stage is not evaluating you psychologically and is not producing a diagnosis. It is a writing step applied to scores that were already fixed.
Your content and future features
Accepting the general terms does not authorize analysis of content you provide beyond the assessment itself — such as notes, messages, emails, or documents. Any such feature will always ask for a separate, explicit opt-in that explains exactly what is analyzed, whether it is stored, whether it is sent to an AI provider, who can see the result, and how long it is kept.