Artificial Intelligence Disclosure
Last updated: September 2026
ProgramPilot uses artificial intelligence to help you work faster. This page explains, plainly, where AI is used, what it does, and what it does not do.
Where AI is used
AI assists with features such as contract data extraction, the Ask ProgramPilot assistant, CPARS response drafting, CDRL analysis, variance narratives, and program-health insights. Not every feature uses AI; deterministic calculations (for example, Earned Value math and cash forecasts) run on defined formulas, not a model.
Grounding, confidence, and human review
AI features are grounded in your own data and, where applicable, cite their sources. Outputs carry a confidence signal, and low-confidence or high-stakes items are surfaced for a human rather than acted on automatically. AI does not move money, submit filings, or take irreversible actions on its own; a person in your organization remains in control.
Not professional advice
AI-generated content is decision support, not professional advice. It is not legal, accounting, tax, or audit advice, and it can be incomplete or wrong. You are responsible for reviewing AI output before relying on it, especially for anything submitted to a government customer or auditor.
AI providers and your data
To generate a result, some features send relevant portions of your content to commercial AI providers (for example, Anthropic and OpenAI). Under our agreements, your content is not used to train their models. We do not sell your data.
CMMC Boundary Mode for CUI
Organizations handling Controlled Unclassified Information can enable CMMC Boundary Mode, which blocks AI features that would send data to commercial AI providers, so CUI is not egressed to a commercial model. This is a per-organization setting.
Questions
Contact legal@programpilothq.com or support@programpilothq.com.
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