How we use AI — honestly

School of Stocks is built as an AI-native company: specialized AI agents handle a growing share of the repetitive work behind the scenes, while a human founder and team make every decision that actually reaches you. This page says plainly what that means in practice, and we'll keep it updated as more of the system goes live rather than describing where we're headed as if it already exists.

What AI actually does here today

• Writes and publishes our educational posts on Instagram and Facebook. Every post passes an automatic compliance check before it is scheduled: no return claims, price levels, buy/sell calls or tips, and a disclaimer on every post. The founder can review, change or pause any post at any time.
• Reads and sorts new sign-ups using a transparent, rule-based checklist (things like how recently someone signed up, or how they found us) — never a hidden or invented "AI score".
• Drafts first-touch outreach emails to new leads for a human to read, edit and send.

What is always human

• Emails, personal replies to you, and everything inside SOS Circle are read and approved by a person before they reach you. Only three things go out automatically: our educational social media posts, a fixed, pre-written welcome message the first time you contact us on Telegram, and, for SOS Circle members, a fixed reminder email before a live session.
• Every trading and investing decision is yours. Nothing on this site or in our programs is personalized financial advice.
• Compliance review of anything AI-assisted for risky claims (guaranteed returns, risk-free promises, and similar) is a hard, automatic checkpoint before any human sign-off — not something AI is trusted to self-certify.

What we don't claim

We don't say returns are guaranteed, risk-free, or assured — trading and investing carry real risk, always. We don't claim an AI system has judged or scored a person's trading skill or potential. And we don't describe a feature as built when it isn't yet — if something here is described as "coming" or "in progress", that's because it genuinely is.