My ai posts could possibly have slight errors or such

 Since you blog on both Blogger and WordPress, it’s a great idea to have a standard disclaimer. As a Penn State student and a busy mom, using AI is a smart way to manage your time, but being transparent helps maintain that trust with your readers.

Here are three options ranging from professional to more personal.

Option 1: The Transparent & Professional (Best for WordPress)

> AI Disclosure: To provide the most helpful and consistent content, I occasionally use artificial intelligence tools to assist in the drafting or researching process. While I personally review and edit everything I post, please be aware that AI can sometimes produce inaccuracies or "hallucinations." Always verify critical information, and feel free to reach out if you spot a mistake!

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Option 2: Short & Sweet (Best for a Sidebar or Footer)

> Note on AI Content: Some posts on this blog are created with the assistance of AI. While I strive for 100% accuracy, AI isn’t perfect and may occasionally make mistakes. All content is shared for informational purposes and should be verified by the reader.

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Option 3: Personal & Friendly (Fits a "Mom Blog" or Christian Perspective)

> A Quick Heads-Up: As a student and a mom of three, I sometimes use AI to help me organize my thoughts and get posts out to you more quickly! However, technology can stumble sometimes. Please keep in mind that AI-generated information may contain errors. I appreciate your grace and your readership as I share my journey with you!

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Tips for Placement

 * The Footer: If you want it to apply to your entire site, place it in the footer of your Blogger or WordPress layout.

 * The "About" Page: This is a great place to explain why you use AI (e.g., to balance your studies at Penn State with your family life).

 * Post-Specific: If only some posts use AI, you can create a "Reusable Block" in WordPress to quickly insert it at the bottom of specific entries.

Would you like me to help you draft a specific blog post about how you’re balancing your return to college with your life as a SAHM?