ADC, LLC

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) DISCLOSURE & IMAGE USAGE POLICY

Effective Date: November 8, 2026

1. Our Commitment to Transparency ADC, LLC (“ADC,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) believes in transparency, responsible technology use, and providing customers with accurate and useful information.

Since 1992, ADC has built its business on professional experience, customer relationships, quality workmanship, and pride in the services we provide.

As technology continues to evolve, we recognize the value of artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for improving communication, developing educational materials, and enhancing the presentation of our websites.

We also believe visitors should understand how AI may contribute to the content and imagery they encounter.

This disclosure explains how ADC uses AI-assisted technology, how we distinguish different types of website imagery, and the principles that guide our use of these tools.

This policy applies to ADC’s websites, including:

SeattleBoatDetailing.com
TacomaBoatDetailing.com
MobileDetail4You.com

The types and extent of AI-assisted content may vary among these websites.

2. Our Experience, Our Values, and AI-Assisted Content The information shared throughout our websites reflects decades of real-world marine detailing experience, practical knowledge, and relationships developed with boat owners, marine professionals, and businesses throughout the Puget Sound region.

Our experience, professional judgment, and business values remain the foundation of our content.

We use artificial intelligence as a supporting tool to help organize information, improve written communication, develop educational resources, and create or enhance selected website imagery.

AI-assisted content is reviewed and refined to reflect our knowledge, established business practices, and commitment to providing useful, accurate, and trustworthy information.

Our goal is not simply to produce website content. It is to share meaningful information based on the experience, relationships, and standards that have guided ADC, LLC for more than three decades.

Artificial intelligence supports our communication and creative processes. It does not replace the professional experience, hands-on knowledge, or judgment of the people behind ADC.

3. How We Use Artificial Intelligence ADC may use AI-assisted technology for various website development, communication, and educational purposes.

These activities may include:

Organizing and refining written website content.
Assisting with grammar, clarity, readability, and presentation.
Developing educational articles and boating resources.
Assisting with website structure, formatting, and accessibility.
Creating original illustrations and representative images.
Enhancing or modifying selected photographs.
Removing or obscuring identifying details from images.
Supporting website design and visual presentation.

AI-generated suggestions and materials are subject to human review and may be edited, corrected, or rejected before publication.

ADC does not rely on AI as a substitute for professional marine detailing experience or direct evaluation of a customer’s vessel.

4. Photography, AI-Assisted Editing, and Image Authenticity Our websites feature a combination of original photography, original photographs enhanced or modified with AI assistance, appropriately licensed imagery, and AI-generated images.

Many of our photographs were taken by ADC personnel during actual marine detailing projects and reflect vessels, working conditions, and services encountered throughout our years in business.

We may use AI-assisted editing to improve image presentation, remove identifying information, adjust backgrounds, or make other visual modifications appropriate for website use.

We also use AI-generated images and illustrations to support educational content, demonstrate concepts, and enhance the visual presentation of our websites.

We maintain image classifications identifying original photographs, photographs with AI-assisted editing, and AI-generated imagery.

Our goal is to present our experience and services accurately while using modern creative tools responsibly.

We do not intentionally represent entirely AI-generated scenes as photographic documentation of work performed by ADC.

5. Image Classification and Disclosure To support transparency and maintain consistent image documentation, ADC uses established classifications for imagery published on its websites.

Original Photography

Original photographs are images captured by ADC personnel or otherwise owned by ADC and used without AI-generated visual modifications.

These may include photographs of vessels, detailing projects, equipment, marine environments, and other subjects relevant to our business.

Original Photography With AI-Assisted Editing

These images originate from actual photographs but have been enhanced or modified using AI-assisted technology.

Modifications may include adjustments to presentation, backgrounds, lighting, composition, or identifying details.

The extent of editing may vary by image.

AI-Generated Images

AI-generated images are created using artificial intelligence rather than captured as conventional photographs of an actual scene.

These images may be used for illustrations, educational materials, website banners, representative scenarios, and other visual content.

Licensed Photography and Other Third-Party Images

ADC may also use appropriately licensed stock photography or other images provided with permission.

These images are subject to applicable licensing requirements and attribution obligations.

Image Documentation

ADC maintains image classifications and related source information as part of its website content management practices.

Depending on the image, documentation may identify its original source, ownership, licensing information, or use of AI-assisted technology.

Individual images may not display a visible AI disclosure caption or label.

When appropriate, disclosure information may instead be maintained in website documentation or associated image records.

6. Actual Detailing Work and Representative Imagery ADC recognizes the importance of accurately presenting its professional services.

Photographs of actual detailing projects may be used to demonstrate work performed by ADC.

Some original project photographs may receive AI-assisted editing for presentation or privacy purposes.

AI-generated images may also be used to illustrate services, marine environments, or situations relevant to the information being presented.

ADC seeks to distinguish between photographic documentation of actual work and imagery created primarily for illustrative purposes.

We do not intentionally use entirely AI-generated imagery to falsely represent a completed customer detailing project.

When presenting before-and-after photographs as evidence of actual detailing results, ADC seeks to preserve an accurate representation of the condition and improvements achieved through the services performed.

AI-assisted editing should not materially misrepresent the actual results of a detailing project.

7. Customer Privacy and Identifying Information in Photographs ADC respects customer privacy and recognizes that photographs taken during marine detailing may contain identifying information.

Such information may include:

Vessel names.
Registration numbers.
Hull identification markings.
Marina or boatyard surroundings.
Slip locations or other recognizable features.

Service Documentation

Photographs taken for estimates, service records, condition evaluations, or customer communications may contain identifying details when reasonably necessary to document the vessel or the condition being evaluated.

Original photographs may be retained for legitimate business purposes, including documenting existing conditions, work performed, or customer concerns.

Promotional and Website Use

ADC requires written permission from the vessel or vehicle owner, or another legally authorized representative, before using actual customer vessel or vehicle photographs for advertising, website content, social media, or other promotional purposes.

Written permission may be provided through email, text message, or another documented written authorization.

ADC may remove or obscure vessel names, registration numbers, slip identifiers, and other identifying details before publication to help protect customer privacy.

Authorization to photograph a vessel for estimating or service documentation does not automatically authorize promotional use.

Customers may withdraw previously granted promotional permission by contacting ADC by email or text. Upon receiving the request, ADC will remove the affected photographs from websites and social media accounts under its control within 30 calendar days. Withdrawal does not automatically require deletion of photographs retained for legitimate service documentation, business records, insurance matters, or other lawful purposes, subject to our Privacy Statement and applicable law.

Additional information concerning customer information and business records is available in ADC’s Privacy Statement.

8. Accuracy, Research, and Human Review ADC may use AI-assisted technology to support the development of articles, service descriptions, educational resources, and other website materials.

However, AI-generated information can occasionally be incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate.

For this reason, ADC reviews and refines AI-assisted content before publication.

Our review process is intended to ensure that published information reflects our professional experience, established business practices, and the intended purpose of the material.

When discussing topics outside ADC’s direct professional expertise, we may consult additional resources or refer readers to qualified professionals.

We recognize that boating regulations, marina requirements, manufacturer recommendations, product specifications, and other information may change over time.

Although we make reasonable efforts to provide accurate and useful information, website content should not be considered a substitute for current manufacturer instructions, official navigation resources, applicable regulations, or individualized professional advice.

Customers should consult their vessel or product manufacturer directly to confirm applicable warranty requirements, approved products, and maintenance procedures before scheduling detailing services.

9. Marine Resources and Local Boater’s Guides ADC provides educational content and marine resources intended to help boat owners make informed decisions.

These resources may include boating articles, maintenance information, local destination guides, marina information, and other materials relevant to the boating community.

Content may be developed using a combination of professional experience, independent research, publicly available information, and AI-assisted writing or editing tools.

Local Boater’s Guides may include original photography, licensed scenic photography, AI-assisted imagery, and other appropriately sourced visual materials.

ADC makes reasonable efforts to review information before publication.

However, marina policies, guest moorage availability, navigation conditions, business operations, local attractions, and other details may change.

Visitors should independently confirm current information with the appropriate marina, business, government agency, or other authoritative source before relying on it for travel or navigation decisions.

AI-assisted content is not a substitute for official nautical charts, Notices to Mariners, current weather forecasts, or other authoritative navigation and safety information.

10. AI and Professional Marine Detailing Services

ADC’s use of artificial intelligence in website development and communication does not change the professional standards governing its detailing services.

Estimates, service recommendations, product selection, surface evaluations, and decisions concerning work performed remain subject to appropriate human review and professional judgment.

Actual detailing services are performed by ADC personnel or other appropriately authorized service providers, not by AI systems.

Website illustrations or AI-assisted descriptions do not constitute guarantees that a particular procedure, product, or result will be appropriate for every vessel.

The scope, pricing, and conditions of an individual service are established through the applicable estimate, customer authorization, and ADC’s Terms of Service.

11. Intellectual Property and Image Rights Original photographs, written materials, graphics, and other content owned by ADC may be protected under applicable intellectual property laws.

AI-generated and AI-assisted materials may be subject to different ownership, licensing, or legal considerations depending on the circumstances and applicable law.

ADC does not claim ownership of third-party photographs or materials solely because they appear on its websites.

Licensed stock photography and other third-party content remain subject to applicable licensing terms.

Visitors should not assume that website content may be copied, redistributed, modified, or used commercially without permission.

For additional information, please refer to ADC’s Terms of Service.

12. Changes to This Disclosure ADC may update this disclosure as technology, website content, business practices, or applicable requirements change.

Updates will be reflected by the effective date shown at the beginning of this document.

The most current version will be made available on the applicable ADC website.

13. Contact Information

For questions concerning this AI Disclosure & Image Usage Policy, please contact:

ADC, LLC

Business Websites: SeattleBoatDetailing.com TacomaBoatDetailing.com MobileDetail4You.com

Email: mobiledetail123@gmail.com

Telephone: 1-800-539-6910

Effective Date: November 8, 2026