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BigTape plans to use AI in three places, all still in testing, to help you write alert rules, summarize what triggered an alert and recap your favorites. AI never decides whether an alert fires, it can be wrong, and nothing it writes is advice.
All three features are in testing. Where they appear, they carry a Preview label, and none is part of a plan today.
Plain-English alert builder. You describe an alert in your own words, such as “Alert me when a favorite has a New #1 Print.” AI turns your words into a rule. You see the rule written out in full and confirm it before it is saved. Once saved, the rule runs on its own, with no AI involved.
AI summary of an alert. A short note, labeled “AI summary”, explains in plain words what triggered an alert. It is written only from that alert's recorded data, and it carries the note “Written by AI from this alert's recorded data. It can be wrong. Check the chart.”
Daily brief. A short recap of the day's alerts and rating changes for your favorites, labeled “AI summary”.
AI does not find prints, compute ranks or levels, or decide what appears on the chart. Those follow the published rules on the Methodology page.
AI features never receive your name, email address, password or payment details. Please do not type personal or sensitive information into them. The AI model provider that runs these features is listed by category in the Privacy policy.
BigTape states how long AI inputs and outputs are kept only after testing confirms they are deleted on schedule. That period is published on this page before any AI feature is offered to members.
It can be wrong. AI text can misread data or leave things out. Check the chart and the alert's recorded data before you rely on any summary.
It never decides whether an alert fires. Rules decide. A rule fires on its recorded data whether or not a summary is written.
It is not advice. AI text describes recorded data. It does not recommend trades, predict prices or describe anyone's intent.
It follows BigTape's wording rules. It never says who bought or sold, why a trade happened or what price will do. If you ask for a trade's side, it replies, “BigTape can't tell buys from sells, so that part was left out.”