Transparency
How We Use AI
Streetlight Brief uses artificial intelligence as a processing and editorial aid. Sources remain visible, safeguards constrain the work, and artificial intelligence has no spiritual authority.
Where it helps
Artificial intelligence may help organize, compare, group, summarize, and draft from qualified public evidence. It helps make nationwide weekly processing practical; it is not presented as the source of the evidence.
What limits its work
Source rules and repeatable checks govern source eligibility, dates, geography, comparison periods, unsupported inference, citation support, and whether a claim may be published.
What it cannot do
Artificial intelligence does not provide spiritual direction, recommend or interpret Scripture, create sermon or prayer content, diagnose communities, or decide how a church should respond.
Review and responsibility
The National Report is intended to receive founder review before delivery. Local Reports will not be described as human-reviewed unless that process is in place and documented. Church leaders remain responsible for local verification, discussion, prayer, discernment, and decisions.
Data boundaries
Streetlight Brief works with qualified public community information. It does not request private member, care, giving, attendance, counseling, or sermon-plan data for these reports.