We believe in being open about how we work. AI is part of how we create and deliver learning, and this page explains where we use it, who stays responsible, and how we label it.
Where we use AI
In our learning platform. Mentarri is the unique AI learning platform behind Future Talent Learning programmes. It combines curriculum knowledge, personalised learning support and conversational coaching into one AI-enabled system that helps learners apply capability in real work.
In our marketing and content. We use Claude, an AI assistant from Anthropic, to help draft and refine written content such as blog posts, white papers and website copy.
In our imagery. Where we use AI to create or substantially alter images, we label them (see below).
Human oversight
AI helps us work faster, but it doesn’t replace our judgement. Everything we publish is written, reviewed and approved by our team, and a named person is responsible for its accuracy.
- Blog posts and white papers start with our own expertise, research and ideas. Claude may help with drafting, structure and editing, but our team shapes, fact-checks and signs off every piece.
- Posts where AI has assisted carry a note saying so, along with who reviewed and takes responsibility for the content.
- We don’t publish AI output without review.
- We also don’t enter learner personal data into general-purpose AI tools.
How we label AI-generated images
Going forward, any images we create using AI that could reasonably be mistaken for a real photograph, person, place or event will be clearly labelled with a caption such as “AI-generated image”. Where the tool supports it, we’ll also keep the image’s embedded metadata so its origin can be traced. We won’t use AI to create images of real people or to depict events that didn’t happen. Routine edits, such as cropping or colour correction, aren’t labelled.
Why we do this
Our learners and clients trust us to be straightforward. Being open about AI is part of that, and it supports emerging transparency expectations, including the EU AI Act’s rules on AI-generated content, which matter to many of the organisations we work with.
Questions
If you have questions about how we use AI, get in touch at [email address]. We review this page regularly as the technology and regulations develop.
Last updated: 12th November 2026