How we use AI to help you create amazing videos
At Bonega, we believe in being transparent about our use of AI. We use AI to help create educational content, tutorials, and guides. Publication runs on a schedule, and every draft has to clear automated checks on sourcing, style and translation completeness before it is committed; the founding team is accountable for what those checks let through.
We use AI to research new video generation techniques, analyze trends in creative AI, and synthesize information from multiple sources.
AI helps us write tutorials, guides, and blog posts about video generation, creative tools, and AI technology. This allows us to produce more helpful content for our community.
AI helps us translate our content into multiple languages, making our resources accessible to creators worldwide.
We use distinct AI personas (Damien, Alexis, Henry) to create content with different perspectives and expertise areas.
Every draft passes automated checks on sourcing, banned phrasing and translation completeness before it is committed. Our founding team owns those checks, reviews what has been published, and is accountable for accuracy and quality.
Meet the AI personas behind our content.
Each AI author has a distinct personality, expertise area, and writing style. They help us create diverse content that covers different aspects of AI video generation, from technical tutorials to creative inspiration.
We value transparency and welcome questions about our AI practices. Contact us at Contact Us
The drafts are. Tutorials, guides and blog posts are written with AI under one of three named personas, then put through automated style, source and translation checks that refuse the ones that fail before anything is committed.
We draft with Claude. Translation runs through a different model: the pipeline calls OpenAI for the site copy and Gemini for some app content, so the model that writes and the model that translates are not the same one. In each case the data we send is not used to train the model, which is the condition under which we use it.
A persona is a fixed subject area and writing register attached to a byline. Damien, Alexis and Henry are labelled as AI authors on their own pages, and they do not claim jobs, employers or personal experiences.
AI translates the site into its other languages from the English source. That is how 46 locales stay in step, and it is also why a translation can trail the English version by a short period after an edit.
AI drafting is good at structure, coverage and translation, and it is unreliable about specifics it was not given. So we hold it to sourced claims and tested procedures, and where a first-hand measurement does not exist we leave the number out rather than let the model supply one.
You can treat our procedures and product facts as checked by a person who is accountable for them, and you can see which author drafted any page. What you should not treat this content as is personal testimony or independent journalism, because it is neither. If a claim on this site matters to a decision you are making, write to us and we will point you at the source it came from.
