AI Disclosure
This page explains how we use artificial intelligence (AI) tools when creating content for this website, and how human editors remain responsible for what we publish.
How we use AI
We use AI tools to help draft and refine website text — for example, page copy and summaries of official party election programs. AI assists with wording, structure, and extracting comparable positions; it does not decide what we publish or how you should vote.
Human ideas and editorial responsibility
All ideas, goals, and substantive decisions behind this website come from people working on the Berlin 2026 project. Before anything is published, content is reviewed for clarity and fit with the project’s informational purpose. Editorial responsibility for this website lies with the Berlin 2026 project (contact: Nina Harz).
Review and accuracy
The party comparison table is compiled with substantial AI assistance from official party programs. We recommend double-checking points that matter to you. Full translations of the main parties’ programs are published on BerlinVote.Help. We check content for accuracy, but errors and lost nuances can still occur. If you spot a mistake, please let us know.
Contact
Questions about how we use AI or about the content on this site? Write to us at nina.harz@pm.me.