AI Content Disclosure
Last updated: June 2026 · Maintained by the BizBee editorial team
BizBee publishes finance content that small-business owners use to make real borrowing decisions. Because this is YMYL (“Your Money or Your Life”) content, we hold it to a higher bar than general publishing — and that includes being plain about how artificial intelligence does and does not get used here. This page explains exactly where AI fits into our process, and where a human always has the final word.
How we use AI
We use AI tools to assist with drafting and research — outlining a page, surfacing questions owners ask, organizing source material, and producing first-pass copy that a person then rewrites and verifies. AI is a tool in the workflow, the same way a spell-checker or a spreadsheet is. It is never the author of record, and it is never the final reviewer on a page that touches your money.
On a YMYL finance page, the difference matters. AI is fast, but it is also confidently wrong in ways that can mislead a borrower — inventing a rate, a fee, an eligibility threshold, or a “fact” that sounds right and isn’t. We treat every AI output as an unverified draft, not as truth.
Humans own every page
Every page on BizBee — AI-assisted or not — is written, edited, and fact-checked by a person before it publishes:
- Authorship. Lead author Marcus Delaney — a former commercial loan officer who later borrowed as a small-business owner — stands behind the content. The experience-based perspective that makes this site useful comes from a person who worked both sides of the lending desk, not from a model.
- Editorial review. A second person checks each draft for accuracy, balance, and unsupported claims. On pages that affect a borrowing decision, reviewer Elaine Vasquez signs off that the page is accurate and not slanted toward whatever pays us most.
- Final word. AI does not get the final word on a YMYL page; a person does. If an AI-assisted draft can’t be verified, it doesn’t ship.
We don’t publish unverified AI claims
Our sourcing rules apply regardless of how a draft was produced. We never publish a specific rate, fee, APR, factor rate, credit score, or dollar threshold that an AI tool generated unless it is confirmed against a current primary source — the lender’s own published terms, or a named authority such as the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Where a precise figure can’t be verified, the page says it varies by lender, cites a range to a named source, or flags it as illustrative — never presented as fact. No AI-hallucinated number ever appears on this site dressed up as a confirmed figure. This is part of our broader Editorial Standards.
Our YMYL accuracy commitment
Because the cost of being wrong about your money is real, we commit to the following on every AI-assisted page:
- A named, accountable human author and a human reviewer — not “the algorithm.”
- Finance facts checked against primary sources before publishing, every time.
- No invented numbers, no fabricated credentials, no made-up statistics or testimonials.
- No guaranteed-approval language — we say “see if you may qualify,” never “get approved.”
- A visible “last updated” date and an open Corrections process, so any error you spot gets fixed on the record.
If you ever find something on BizBee that looks inaccurate — AI-assisted or otherwise — please tell us through our Corrections Policy. We’d rather fix it in the open than leave a stale or wrong figure to quietly mislead someone.
By Marcus Delaney, former commercial loan officer. BizBee is informational and independent. We are not a lender and do not broker loans. See our Editorial Standards and How We Make Money.