We support limited, transparent use of AI that preserves genuine human creation. Please follow the rules below.
Scripts
AI must not be used to write scripts for tracks.
AI may be used to review or edit human-written scripts (e.g., grammar, clarity, tone). Human authorship must remain intact.
Audio — With Voice
The primary voice must be a real, human voice. No AI-generated narration, voice cloning, text-to-speech, or voice conversion for the lead or supporting narration.
Accessibility exception: If the teacher or narrator has a speech disability, an AI-generated voice may be used as a reasonable accommodation to render the teacher’s own, human-written script. This use must be disclosed in the track description and must not impersonate or mislead listeners.
AI audio as sound effects only: Non-narrative background elements (e.g., a crowd murmur) are permitted. These must not function as narration, deliver guidance/lyrics, or be mistaken for an additional speaking voice.
Background music: AI-generated music may be used only as background under a human voice track.
Audio — Music Only (No Voice)
Must be genuine, non-AI music. AI-generated music is not allowed for music-only tracks.
Images
AI-generated images are acceptable if they are high-resolution and appropriately sized, do not induce negative emotions (i.e., are not likely to be distressing or triggering), are not sexually suggestive, and contain no significant distortions (e.g., faces, hands).
Helpful tools
You may use AI tools to enhance content quality (e.g., noise reduction in audio tracks). This does not include generating voices (except under the accessibility exception above), generating music for music-only tracks, or writing scripts.
Our team reviews all content before publication. Content that violates the rules above will be rejected. We are mindful of the rapid progress in AI and may update this policy as capabilities and implications evolve.