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AI and Automation Disclosure

What IR35Careers calculates automatically, what it does not do, and where a contractor must remain in control.

Last updated 20 August 2026

What is used today

Role matching, CV scoring, missing-keyword detection, conservative wording suggestions and recruiter-message classification currently use published deterministic rules. They do not call a generative-AI provider.

No automated score decides whether you receive an interview, engagement or other opportunity. Employers and recruiters make their own decisions independently of IR35Careers.

CV and match scores

CV Studio compares role terms with the text you provide, evidence-oriented wording, role relevance and ATS readability. The full weighted rubric appears beside the score. A missing term is never treated as experience, and it enters a version only after you confirm it is true.

Application automation

The current application workflow prepares materials and produces a dry-run receipt. It cannot silently submit a live application. CV changes, cover letters, screening answers and the destination all require human review. Unsupported, legal, demographic, CAPTCHA and account-login questions must remain in a “needs you” state.

Future AI providers

A future optional AI provider remains disabled until structured output, truth-preserving grounding, prompt-injection defence, data minimisation, redaction, retention, cost controls, provider terms and failure fallbacks have been tested. Provider-backed content will be labelled and will not bypass approval.

Your control and reporting

  • Review, edit or reject every suggestion.
  • Keep version history and export only the version you approve.
  • Request an account-data export or delete your account in Settings.
  • Report a scoring, accuracy, safety or bias concern through Contact.