Human-directed, AI-assisted
AI Transparency Notice
What the AI does
- Organizes your submitted business information into website sections.
- Drafts and revises marketing copy.
- Chooses from supported visual settings such as contrast, typography category, corner treatment, and hero alignment.
- Analyzes an optional screenshot, brochure, style guide, document, or example URL for permitted creative direction.
What it does not do
Wehb does not make consequential decisions about people and is not intended for employment, credit, insurance, healthcare, education, law enforcement, legal eligibility, or access to essential services. It does not independently verify your claims, licenses, testimonials, or regulatory obligations.
Human review is required
AI output can be incomplete, inaccurate, overly generic, or unexpectedly similar to existing material. You must review the website before publication, including facts, claims, names, contact details, links, accessibility, intellectual-property rights, testimonials, and legal disclosures. Two revision requests are included to help refine the output.
Brand and copyright safeguards
When you submit a reference, Wehb asks whether you own it or have permission to use it. If you do, the system may follow the supplied brand system closely while producing original code and copy. If you do not, the reference is limited to broad cues such as mood, color relationships, typography category, and visual density. We instruct the AI not to reproduce logos, wording, illustrations, distinctive trade dress, or a substantially similar layout.
Identifying AI-assisted output
Downloaded packages include a “Generated by Wehb” notice and deployment documentation, and generated HTML contains generator metadata. You should retain appropriate disclosure when publishing AI-generated content where law, context, or audience expectations require it.
Questions or concerns
Contact wehb-ai@wehb.pro if you have a question about an output or want human review of a concern. Additional information about personal-data processing appears in the Privacy Notice.
This notice is designed to support transparency, including principles reflected in the EU AI Act. Classification and legal obligations depend on the actual use, market, and evolving regulatory guidance; this notice is not a certification of compliance.