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Resource Type: Policy
Subject: Use of Artificial Intelligence in Writing and Business Operations
Author: S. A. Weigle
Audience: Readers, customers, collaborators, and industry professionals
Scope: Authorship, creative work, business operations, and website content
Effective Date: September 13, 2026
Last Updated: September 13, 2026
Core Position
S. A. Weigle’s distinctive advantage as an author is the expression of unique life experiences through original writing.
This policy establishes a boundary between creative expression and the support activities that help create, organize, publish, and manage that expression.
Artificial intelligence may assist with research, organization, analysis, and operational support, but it does not participate in the creative expression that forms the author’s literary work.
Authorship and Creative Work
The author does not use artificial intelligence to generate the content of:
- Books
- Fiction
- Essays
- Articles
- Other literary works
Creative components originate with the author, including:
- Outlines
- Drafts
- Character studies
- Plot development
- Themes
- Narrative development
All creative decisions, authorial voice, and creative expression remain the work of the author.
Uses of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence may be used to support, review, organize, summarize, format, or convert content that has already been authored by the writer.
Examples include:
- Structured reference pages
- Metadata
- Marketing presentations
- Policies
- Procedural website content
- Organizational and business documentation
These materials are derived from the author’s own notes, outlines, drafts, and source materials and may be prepared with AI assistance under the author’s direction.
Responsibility and Oversight
The author remains responsible for all content published under the S. A. Weigle name.
Artificial intelligence may assist with certain support functions, but it does not replace the author’s responsibility for the underlying creative work or published materials.
Guiding Principle
The author recognizes a distinction between creative expression and the support tools used to manage, organize, and present that expression.
Artificial intelligence has a place within defined support functions, but it does not cross into the creation of the author’s literary works.
AI has a place. I have a boundary. I know where that boundary is.
S. A. Weigle
Summary
This policy permits the use of artificial intelligence for research, analysis, organization, formatting, discoverability, and operational support while reserving creative authorship, narrative development, and artistic expression to the author.