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AI Processing Disclosure
Where AI is used, what information it receives, and why human review remains important.
- Effective:
- September 2, 2026
- Updated:
- September 2, 2026
- Version:
- 1.0.0
Inspection and VIN features
PerfectPPI uses Google Gemini 2.5 Flash to read VIN images and to generate structured inspection and coverage-related outputs. Depending on the feature, inputs can include VIN, vehicle details, mileage, inspection questions and answers, technician notes, OBD trouble codes, warning-light status, readiness monitors, live readings, and report context.
Community moderation
Community media must first pass a configured specialist illegal-content scan. PerfectPPI then uses Gemini 2.5 Flash to moderate community text and cleared still images. Results can allow content, hold it for review, block it, or place it under restricted legal review. Cleared videos are still held for manual review in the current implementation. Missing, failed, matched, or uncertain specialist scans do not publish. Native anti-spam rules also evaluate limited content patterns.
Important limitations
AI can misunderstand images, diagnostic data, or human answers and can omit or invent details. AI output is assistance, not a mechanic's diagnosis, safety certification, appraisal, title report, legal advice, insurance decision, or binding service-contract determination. A qualified person should review material findings and the issued contract controls any actual coverage.
Human review and correction
You may report an inaccurate inspection output through Support. Content authors may appeal eligible moderation decisions. PerfectPPI should not rely solely on AI for technician access, claims, safety determinations, warranty eligibility, or another decision producing legal or similarly significant effects.
Vendor controls
API keys remain server-side. PerfectPPI minimizes model and scanner inputs and does not intentionally include passwords or full payment-card details. Vendor retention, training, regional processing, security terms, and data-processing agreements require continuing contract and configuration review.