WebPion helps prepare, minimise, structure and verify content, but does not embed a generative model in the ordinary operation of its public local tools.
WebPion 4.7.6Updated: 1 September 2026
What WebPion does and does not do with AI
WebPion does not embed a generative model in the ordinary operation of its public local tools and does not secretly call an LLM provider to convert, clean, read, hide, compare or inspect files.
AI-related pages exist because WebPion can help prepare a request, minimise data or understand verification and governance.
Prepare and Prompt
Prepare helps structure and minimise information before later use. Prompt helps organise a clear request. They create preparatory content in the browser.
If a future feature actually calls an external AI, WebPion must disclose that before transmission and document provider and data flow.
No hidden training on local files
Ordinary local processing does not send file content to a model provider for training or remote analysis.
If users later submit exported content to an external service, that provider’s own training and reuse rules apply.
Voluntary external AI services
Copying or downloading prepared content and then sending it to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral or another service creates a separate relationship with that provider.
Users should review the chosen provider’s terms, privacy rules, retention options and settings before sending sensitive content.
Human verification
OCR, transformations and later AI outputs may be wrong, incomplete or misleading. Human verification should be proportionate to risk, especially for professional and high-impact uses.
Provenance and detection limits
Verify, metadata and C2PA signals can provide evidence about a file but do not establish all context. Missing markers are not proof that AI was absent.
WebPion does not present its tools as a universal or infallible AI-content detector.
Professional and high-impact use
Organisations using external AI in high-impact contexts should define responsibility, legal basis, human controls, documentation, risk and business rules.
WebPion AI Act and governance material is educational and operational guidance, not legal certification.
Transparency and change log
If WebPion later adds a remote-AI feature, this page and the privacy documentation must be updated to describe provider, purpose, data sent and available controls.
Significant changes are documented in the changelog.