AI Disclosure

EnkiVision is an intelligence platform. AI assists — it does not replace — analyst judgment. Every AI-generated output is designed to be traceable back to the multilingual sources that produced it, so users can inspect the underlying evidence before acting.

• Multilingual translation and normalization of Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish, and English source material.
• Clustering related signals into developing situations and narratives.
• Drafting summaries, executive briefs, and momentum descriptions.
• Surfacing candidate connections between entities, narratives, and sources.
• Assisting search and question-answering through Ask Enki, grounded only in ingested intelligence.

• Making autonomous decisions about individuals.
• Publishing content without an audit trail of source signals.
• Fabricating sources — Ask Enki answers strictly from ingested material.
• Replacing legal, financial, medical, or operational professional advice.

Published narratives pass through editorial review before they are promoted from candidate to public. Alerts, briefs, and situation summaries are generated automatically and are labeled as AI-assisted; analysts are expected to corroborate before external use.

Where possible, outputs carry explicit indicators — confidence scores on narratives, corroboration counts, momentum badges, and source reliability badges. These are heuristics designed to focus attention, not guarantees.

• Treat AI outputs as leads, not conclusions.
• Review cited evidence before making operational decisions.
• Do not redistribute AI-generated summaries as if they were primary reporting.
• Report suspected hallucinations or misclassifications to the team so they can be corrected.

If you believe an AI-generated output is materially inaccurate, please contact support@enkivision.net.