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AI usage and model handling summary

Where AI is used, what automated checks happen before release, and when human support becomes involved.

Updated
August 30, 2026
Scope
Public summary
Escalation
Formal follow-up available

Current control position

Applicant-facing AI is used inside a bounded resume-generation pipeline, not as an open-ended customer chat. Blacklight also uses bounded internal model workflows for partner research, materials, quality assurance, and editorial support; those outputs remain subject to review and do not replace official business records.

AI usage and model handling summary · Current public evidence boundary

Current safeguards

What Blacklight currently does

These statements describe implemented controls and their limits in plain language. They are not a certification, legal opinion, or substitute for an institution-specific contract requirement.

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AI is used to help generate resumes. It is not an open-ended chat product operating across the whole site.

02

The service creates and compares a limited number of draft versions, keeps the version that passes more quality checks, and runs automated checks for missing or inconsistent content before release.

03

Blacklight does not manually approve every package. Human support handles exceptions such as delivery, payment, access, or an unresolved service failure.

04

Applicant-request model processing is limited to the request. Blacklight stores the service results it needs in its own system instead of relying on an OpenAI-hosted conversation history as the business record.

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Separate internal model workflows can assist partner research, commercial materials, quality assurance, and editorial work. They are bounded to those administrative tasks and remain review-controlled.