Yup. There's some places that we'll need that accountability. I suspect that this may be filled by folks that act as "LLM brokers," using AI in the background, while dealing with the legalities, in the foreground.

But in my case, it wasn't nearly so exotic. The LLM helped me to do a much better job, preparing the App Store presentation, Web support, privacy policies, budget prognostication, and app glossary.

I have just had an extremely complex app, pass App Review, in record time (from going into review, to approval). No niggles or bounces at all.

I'm thrilled.

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all2 15 hours ago | parent [-]

I'd be curious to pick your brain about the process you went through for this. My mental gap here is not even knowing what to ask for a process like this.

	▲	ChrisMarshallNY 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Happy to do so. Probably not something a lot of folks here would find interesting, but I'm easy to contact, from my Web sites. People here, often do that. Basically, my needs are different from others. I'm not working on the next NORAD upgrade, much of my work is open, and the more ChatGPT knows about me, and the app I'm designing, the better. One reason I chose it, was because of this "memory." TL;DR: I feed it just about every scrap of information about my project as I can. Source files, documentation, screenshots, videos, information about the organization, information about the target demographic, etc. With all that information, it gives me very useful advice. It created a great tutorial. I usually write way too complicated ones. It did much better. In the case of the App Store stuff, it helped me to choose the right privacy report, generated the privacy manifest, and helped me to compose all the copy on the storefront. I'll probably be releasing the new app, soon. It's already passed review, but I want to make sure that everything is kosher, before releasing. It came together so quickly, that I have the luxury of time. I just need to release before (or as) iOS27 comes out.