Being Tricky uses AI tools to help research and draft some articles. Every article is checked by a person against our test notes and official sources, tested on our own devices where the article says so, and published only after it passes our written checklist.
Where we use AI
- Turning our own testing notes into a first draft
- Suggesting outlines, headings and frequently asked questions
- Checking grammar and readability
Where we don’t
- AI never decides what we recommend.
- AI never invents test results, steps, prices or personal experiences. Testing is done by hand on our own devices.
- We don’t publish AI-generated photos of devices or screens as if they were real.
- Nothing is published automatically. AI drafts are marked with “verify” notes, and our publishing system won’t publish a draft until every note is resolved by hand.
Accountability
Being Tricky is run by one person, Prince Ramgarhia, who is the named author and is responsible for every word, whether or not AI helped with the draft. If someone else actually reviews an article, they’re shown as Reviewed by. If you spot a mistake, please tell us.
