Jeroen Janssen
01/The standard Dated · versioned · public

AI drafts. I sign

In two years everyone will write with AI, and “carefully checked” will not be a claim worth making. What stays scarce is the signature: someone who says the work is his, and the mistakes too. This page is that signature, in public.

02/Where AI works The instrument
01

Research and sources

Gathering, checking reachability, first passes over documents and data. Every source that carries a claim gets read by me before the claim ships.

02

Structure and first drafts

Outlines, first versions, rewrites for rhythm. The first version is often machine. The last version never is.

03

Translation

English and Dutch twins of essays and site copy. Rewritten as natives, then read as natives, by me.

04

Production

Visuals in the house style, document builds, the code of this site. The standard applies to all of it: this site was built with AI, under this page.

03/Where it does not The judgment
05

Judgment and advice

What I recommend, what I decline, what a scheme should do. The instrument is never the judgment.

06

Numbers and claims

Every number, name and date in my work is verified by me or marked as unverified. An unchecked number does not ship.

07

Promises

Commitments, fees, timelines. Nothing binds you or me unless I wrote it, read it and meant it.

08

What I write about you

Anything concerning your project, your organisation or you personally is mine: read in full, weighed in full, signed.

04/Who signs One name

Every text you receive from me was read by me before it reached you. Not skimmed: read the way I would read yours. If something in it is wrong, the standard tells you whose fault that is. Mine. That is the point of a signature.

This page will change as the tools change. The version number below moves; the last line never does.

STANDARD V1.0 · SEPTEMBER 2026 · REVISED AS THE TOOLS CHANGE · FEEDBACK: INFO@JEROEN-JANSSEN.COM