Training with confidence
Is it safe to train an AI on your work? What to upload, what to leave out, who owns what, why the twin sounds like you, and how to judge whether it is good.
Is it safe to train an AI on my work? Ownership, privacy and control
The three concerns behind the question (losing ownership, losing privacy, losing control), what to check in any AI product's terms, and how AccessMe answers each one.
→What to upload to train a digital twin, and what to leave out
A practical guide to choosing training material for a twin: what works best by kind of creator, the single most valuable thing to write, and the categories to keep out.
→Why a digital twin sounds like you: voice, tone and point of view
What 'voice' means to an AI, the two things that carry yours into a twin (your material and the guided voice questions), and why point of view matters more than vocabulary.
→Who owns what: copyright, your material and a digital twin
What you keep, what you license, what your audience gets, and the one category of material you should never use to train a twin. Plain explanation, not legal advice.
→How to tell whether your digital twin is good: a review checklist
A practical checklist for reviewing a twin before and after launch: the questions to ask it, the failure patterns to look for, and how to fix each one.
→Ready to build yours?
Every plan, including Free, includes an Advisor or Gatekeeper twin trained on your own material. Your content stays yours.