Generative AI production
The output, delivered. The AI stays backstage.
For teams that need the output shipped, with AI kept behind the scenes.
Sometimes you do not want to build the method yourself. You want the campaign, the report or the video done, on brand and on time.
This is the work we have been doing for three years: content, campaigns, visuals and interactive applications for European associations, federations and institutions. AI is part of how we make it, not part of what you have to learn.
You brief the outcome. We use our own methods to get there faster, and you receive material that reads as yours, in the languages your audience uses.
Everything we generate follows our published disclosure standard, so nothing we hand over creates a transparency problem for you later.
How it runs
- BriefWe agree the outcome, the audience and the languages. If the material has to survive a scientific or legal review, we say so before we start.
- SetupWe build the prompt and tool setup around your brand, your terminology and your source material, rather than starting from a blank chat.
- ProductionDrafting, ideation, variants and editing. You see work early and often, and every draft is reviewed by a person before it reaches you.
- HandoverYou get the finished material plus the guidelines your team needs to keep producing in the same way.
What you leave with
- The finished deliverable, on brand and ready to publish.
- A prompt and tool setup built around your material, not a generic template.
- Variants and language versions where the brief calls for them.
- Disclosure wording for anything produced or modified with AI, ready to use.
- Short written guidelines so your team can keep going without us.
Scoped per project, with a delivery date agreed before we start.
Priced on estimate
Tell us the outcome and the deadline and you get a fixed figure, not a day rate.
Ask for an estimate Start with the free webinarQuestions
Will it look like everyone else's AI content?
That is the risk, and it is the reason for the setup phase. We build around your terminology, your past material and your visual language, and a person edits every draft. If a piece reads generic, it does not go out.
Do we have to tell our audience that AI was involved?
Where Article 50 applies, yes, and we hand you the wording. Our own rule is stricter than the law: if a voice, face, image, video or text was generated or modified with AI and it leaves White Rabbit, it is disclosed visibly. You can read our policy on this site.
Can you work in French and Dutch as well as English?
Yes. Materials and deliverables are produced in English, French, Dutch and Italian, with native-speaker review budgeted where the text carries weight.

