AI Disclosure Statement

 

AI Disclosure Statement

Last Updated: September 2026

At DailyFantasy.ca, we use artificial intelligence (AI) tools as part of our content creation and research workflow. Our goal is to use AI to help us work more efficiently while maintaining a human perspective, editorial judgment, and a genuine interest in daily fantasy sports.

How We Use AI

AI tools may assist us with:

  • Brainstorming article ideas and topics

  • Organizing information and developing article outlines

  • Drafting or refining portions of written content

  • Summarizing publicly available information

  • Generating ideas for DFS strategies and educational content

  • Creating or assisting with visual concepts and graphics

  • Improving readability, grammar, and formatting

AI-generated material may be substantially edited, rewritten, expanded, or combined with information and ideas developed by the DailyFantasy.ca team.

Human Review and Editing

AI does not replace human editorial judgment at DailyFantasy.ca.

Content produced with AI assistance is reviewed and refined by a human before publication. We may modify AI-generated material to improve accuracy, clarity, usefulness, readability, and relevance to DFS players.

Our content reflects our own editorial approach and observations. Where appropriate, we encourage readers to verify current player information, injuries, starting lineups, salaries, contest rules, and other time-sensitive information before making DFS decisions.

AI-assisted + refined with human insight by Dwright at DailyFantasy.ca.

DFS Information and Player Analysis

DailyFantasy.ca provides information, analysis, strategy ideas, and educational content relating to Daily Fantasy Sports.

DFS information can change quickly. Player availability, injuries, line combinations, projected playing time, salaries, contest structures, weather, starting lineups, and other factors may change after an article or social media post is published.

Our content should therefore be considered informational and educational rather than a guarantee of results.

No DFS strategy or player recommendation can guarantee a winning lineup or financial return.

Accuracy and Verification

While we make reasonable efforts to produce useful and accurate content, AI systems can occasionally produce incorrect, incomplete, outdated, or misleading information.

For this reason, readers should use appropriate judgment and verify important information through current and reliable sources, particularly when information could affect a DFS entry.

When specific statistics, salaries, schedules, or other time-sensitive information are discussed, readers should confirm that information before using it.

AI-Generated Images and Graphics

Some images, illustrations, backgrounds, or other visual materials published by DailyFantasy.ca may be created or assisted by AI image-generation tools.

AI-generated visuals may be used for illustrative, promotional, or editorial purposes and are not necessarily intended to represent actual players, games, teams, venues, or events.

Where appropriate, we may combine AI-generated elements with human-created design and editing.

Our Commitment to Original Content

AI is a tool used in our workflow, not the foundation of our editorial identity.

We aim to add human experience, observations, research, analysis, design, editing, and perspective to the content published on DailyFantasy.ca.

Our objective is to provide DFS enthusiasts with practical information that is easy to understand and useful when researching their own fantasy decisions.

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DailyFantasy.ca may participate in affiliate programs and may receive compensation when readers click certain links, register for services, or make qualifying purchases through those links.

Affiliate relationships do not guarantee a particular recommendation or outcome.

Advertising and affiliate relationships help support the operation and development of DailyFantasy.ca.

Your Responsibility

Daily Fantasy Sports involve financial risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

Readers are responsible for their own DFS entries, contest selections, bankroll decisions, and financial choices.

DailyFantasy.ca does not guarantee winnings, profits, or specific DFS results.

By using information published on this website, you acknowledge that you are responsible for evaluating the information and making your own decisions.

Questions About Our Use of AI

If you have questions about how AI is used on DailyFantasy.ca, please contact us through our Contact page.

We believe transparency is important, and we will continue to review and improve the way AI is incorporated into our content creation process.

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