At A Kingdom Far Far Away, Inc., we believe in transparency and integrity in how we create. All content on this website—whether it’s artwork, video, music, sound clips, or written material—is made with the help of AI technology. We use AI as a tool to bring our creative visions to life, never as a replacement for the heart behind them.

Using AI Ethically:
We are committed to using AI ethically. We never use real artist names in our prompts or upload copyrighted work. Instead, we spend hours carefully developing our own unique prompt styles and creative fingerprints. The AI tools we use are trained to reflect our original approaches—not to imitate or borrow from others.

How We Use AI:
Our team trains AI models to mimic our specific artistic and narrative styles. We input our writing formulas, sound palettes, visual design preferences, and storytelling methods, so the content you see feels consistent, intentional, and heartfelt. AI never leads the way or generates content on its own—we only use it in collaboration with ideas we have personally crafted and prayed through.

Why We Use AI:
As a small nonprofit with limited financial resources, we cannot afford to hire professional artists for every project. However, we are blessed with a small group of creative professionals and volunteers who pour their hearts into every piece. AI helps us accelerate their process without compromising their vision. Rather than replacing jobs, AI enables these talented individuals to produce ten times more content to reach people with the truth and beauty of God’s Word.

AI Considerations:
We approach AI with reverence and responsibility. We are thoughtful, careful, and prayerful in how we use it—never to mass-produce or depersonalize ministry. Every project is guided by the Holy Spirit, and we trust the Lord to protect and direct our creative hands. For us, AI is not a shortcut—it’s a servant. A vessel we use to multiply what God has already placed within us.

If you have concerns about our use of AI, we welcome honest questions and are always open to dialogue.