How Billboard Badger uses AI.
In force from 17 September 2026
The short version
Claude, from Anthropic, reads a product's site and writes the drafts. Pictures are drawn by FLUX.2 klein on Cloudflare, or by OpenAI's gpt-image-2 when a better picture is asked for. All words on artwork are laid over by Billboard Badger, never drawn by a model.
Nothing you put in is used to train a model. Every draft can be approved, changed or binned by a person.
This summary is here to be read. The clauses below are what actually binds.Billboard Badger is built around models, so this page is exact about which ones, and for what. The parts arrive in the order on the roadmap.
Reading a site and writing drafts
Claude, from Anthropic, reads the pages of a product's site and writes down what the product is and how it talks, then drafts posts from the style sheet. The site's text is treated as data, never as instructions, and every voice sample shown is checked word for word against the page it came from.
Drawing pictures
Pictures are drawn by FLUX.2 klein on Cloudflare Workers AI, or by OpenAI's gpt-image-2 when a better picture is asked for on a piece. Every picture is asked for with no text, logos or identifiable people in it. Headlines and logos are laid over by Billboard Badger. Images lifted from the product's own site are offered first.
Training
What you put in, and what is made for you, is not used to train any model by Billboard Badger, and the providers above do not train on it under their API terms.
Labels on platforms
Some platforms ask for AI made content to be labelled. Following those rules is the account holder's job; where a platform's API offers a label, Billboard Badger sets it when the style sheet says to.
Your own agent
An assistant connected over MCP is your own, under your agreement with its provider. It reaches only your account and can never connect a channel or switch Autopilot on.
Ask, and the wording gets fixed rather than explained.