Disclosure analysis
AI-assisted material appears only on the store page or in marketing
AI-assisted artwork appears on the store page, while the application's core AI features run locally on user-recorded gameplay without third-party services.
- Process
- AI-assisted, then edited by hand
- Live AI during play
- No
Evidence & analysis details
- Evidence used
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“Some of the artwork on this store page (the capsule images, the hero image and the library images) was created with the assistance of tools that generate images using AI”
“The application's core feature is based on pre-trained AI models”
- Model-reported confidence
- 95% A model estimate, not a measured accuracy rate or a human review score.
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AI Usage Disclosure
CutBench is a video application that runs on the user's own computer. The application's core feature is based on pre-trained AI models. These models are included with the application and run only on the user's computer. They analyze gameplay video that the user recorded on their own computer: they recognize what is happening on screen, turn spoken words into text and detect audio events. For each clip the models then generate a short title, short text for the social media post and hashtags. All processing happens on the user's own computer. The application does not contact any third-party AI service, and it does not upload user content for processing. Some of the artwork on this store page (the capsule images, the hero image and the library images) was created with the assistance of tools that generate images using AI, and was then reviewed and edited by hand. The screenshots on this store page were taken from the running application and are not generated images.
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- 14.3%
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Source and record
- First indexed
- Jun 15, 2026
- Source last checked
- Oct 20, 2026
- Automatic analysis updated
- Oct 21, 2026
- Recorded text changes
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Disclosure History
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CutBench is a local video tool whose core feature runs bundled, pre-trained AI models entirely on-device: they analyze the user's own locally recorded gameplay footage (visual scene understanding, speech transcription, audio event detection) and generate short text for each clip - titles, captions, and hashtags. All processing happens locally on the user's GPU; no third-party AI service is contacted and no user content is uploaded. Some store page artwork (capsules, hero, and library images) was created with the assistance of generative AI image tools and was manually reviewed and edited; screenshots are real captures of the application.
CutBench is a video application that runs on the user's own computer. The application's core feature is based on pre-trained AI models. These models are included with the application and run only on the user's computer. They analyze gameplay video that the user recorded on their own computer: they recognize what is happening on screen, turn spoken words into text and detect audio events. For each clip the models then generate a short title, short text for the social media post and hashtags. All processing happens on the user's own computer. The application does not contact any third-party AI service, and it does not upload user content for processing. Some of the artwork on this store page (the capsule images, the hero image and the library images) was created with the assistance of tools that generate images using AI, and was then reviewed and edited by hand. The screenshots on this store page were taken from the running application and are not generated images.