AI & Data Transparency Statement

Last updated: 15 June 2026  |  Jurisdiction: Australia  |  Related: Privacy Policy

This statement fulfils our commitment to algorithmic and AI transparency expected of Australian organisations in 2026. It explains when artificial intelligence (AI) is — and is not — used on dynamwhankle.world, and how that relates to your personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

1. Why We Publish This Statement

Users should know when content, images, or responses are created or influenced by automated systems. Australian privacy reform and OAIC guidance increasingly expect organisations to be open about AI that affects customer-facing experiences. We publish this page even where AI use is limited, so expectations are clear.

2. Summary of AI Use on This Website

3. Written Content — Generative AI Disclosure

Some informational pages about breath observation, inner state awareness, and general wellbeing concepts may be produced with the help of generative AI writing tools. In that process:

• AI may suggest structure, phrasing, or research summaries;
• a human reviewer checks content for clarity, relevance, and alignment with our general lifestyle information scope;
• AI does not provide medical, psychological, or therapeutic advice — all content remains general information only;
• we do not represent AI-generated text as personal testimony or professional clinical guidance.

If you have questions about how a specific page was produced, contact us and we will explain our process for that content type.

4. Images — No AI-Generated Product or Interior Visuals

Some websites use AI to generate images of products in interior settings (for example, synthetic room scenes or mock-ups). We do not do this. Photographs displayed on our pages (hero banners, section images, studio photos) are:

• real photographs taken or sourced for this project;
• not synthetically generated by AI to depict rooms, products, or people; and
• labelled in alt text to describe what is shown without misleading viewers.

Our logo and favicon are vector graphics designed for this brand — not AI-generated photographic content.

5. Communication — No AI Chat Consultations

We do not operate an AI-powered live chat for wellbeing consultations or automated replies on this website. When you submit the contact form:

• your message is stored securely and read by our team;
• responses are written by a human based on the information you provide;
• we do not feed your messages into a public AI model to generate automatic replies; and
• if we ever introduce AI-assisted drafting for internal email templates, we will disclose that in an updated version of this statement.

6. Personal Information and AI (Privacy Act 1988)

Where AI tools could process personal information (for example, if we used AI to summarise contact form data internally), we would:

• collect only what is reasonably necessary (APP 3);
• notify you at or before collection (APP 5);
• use information only for stated purposes (APP 6);
• protect it with reasonable security (APP 11); and
• allow access and correction (APP 12 and APP 13).

Currently, optional analytics cookies (only if you consent) are our main technology that may analyse browsing behaviour. See our Cookie Policy.

7. Automated Decision-Making (Privacy Act Reforms)

Under Privacy Act reforms and OAIC guidance on automated decision-making, organisations should be transparent when computerised processes significantly affect individuals. We do not currently use automated decision-making that produces legal effects or similarly significant outcomes (such as automated approval or denial of services).

If we introduce such systems in future, we will disclose:

• that automated decision-making is used;
• the types of personal information involved;
• how you may request human review or reconsideration; and
• updates to this statement and our Privacy Policy.

8. Children’s Information

We do not knowingly use AI to profile children or target children under 18 with personalised automated content on this website. If a young person contacts us, their information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable parental consent requirements.

9. Regulatory Framework in Australia (2026)

This statement is designed to meet expectations under:

• Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the APPs, including transparency obligations under APP 1 and APP 5;
• Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 — enhanced enforcement, children's privacy, and automated decision-making transparency;
• OAIC guidance on privacy and developing technologies, including AI; and
• Australian Consumer Law — we do not use AI-generated imagery in a way that misleads consumers about real products, rooms, or services (ACL section 18).

10. Your Choices

• You may browse most of the site without submitting personal information.
• You may reject non-essential cookies via our cookie banner or Cookie Preferences.
• You may request access to or correction of personal information we hold — see our Privacy Policy.
• You may contact us if you believe any content is unclear about its origin or accuracy.

11. Complaints

If you believe our use of AI or data handling has interfered with your privacy, contact us first. You may also complain to the OAIC at oaic.gov.au or on 1300 363 992. For misleading content concerns, you may contact Queensland Fair Trading.

12. Updates

AI capabilities and regulatory expectations evolve. We will update this statement when we introduce new AI features, change how content or images are produced, or when Australian law requires additional disclosure. The “Last updated” date will reflect changes.

13. Contact

Questions about AI or data transparency:
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