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@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ Evidence may be, but is not limited to:
 
 ![Permissive AI policy](./badges/permissive-ai-policy-orange.svg)
 
-A policy, written or otherwise implied by maintainers' actions/statements, that permits the use of AI/LLMs into the code base. Opening the door for others to use gen AI counts as a "Permissive AI Policy".
+A policy, written or otherwise implied by maintainers' actions/statements, that permits the use of AI/LLMs in a way where LLM output is added into the project. Opening the door for others to use gen AI counts as a "Permissive AI Policy".
 
 Evidence may be, but is not limited to:
 
@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ Evidence may be, but is not limited to:
 > If a core maintainer has noted that the code is entirely vibecoded, please use the [![Vibecoded](./badges/vibecoded.svg)](#vibecoded) tag instead. The [![Vibecoded](./badges/vibecoded.svg)](#vibecoded) tag is specifically meant for *extreme* cases only.
 
 > [!note]
-> If AI *code* is not permitted in the project, however a policy (written or otherwise) suggests that the maintainers condone the use of LLMs/AI to ingest the repo to "find bugs" or "better understand the repo", then you should not use this tag, and instead consider using the [![Condones LLM Ingestion](./badges/condones-llm-ingestion.svg)](#condones-llm-ingestion) tag.
+> If AI *code, or art, or documentation text, etc.* is not permitted in the project, however a policy (written or otherwise) suggests that the maintainers condone the use of LLMs/AI to ingest the repo to "find bugs" or "better understand the repo", then you should not use this tag, and instead consider using the [![Condones LLM Ingestion](./badges/condones-llm-ingestion.svg)](#condones-llm-ingestion) tag.
 
 ## AI Functionality