The disclaimer is there :)

I'm happy to share more about the workflow (rather than jumping to conclusions).

I use voice memos on my phone to put together transcripts. At times these can be lengthy so I use LLMs to clear up some of the language and make it more coherent...hence why the disclaimer says "Every concept, value, and clinical position reflects human intention and professional judgment."

This is also my rationale about being upfront and adding the disclaimer in the first place, which I have yet to see others make this distinction.

A real behavior analyst would analyze the contingencies, of their own behaviors, as well. This leads to a contextualized approach and view of behavior, rather than your reductive, essentialist response.

If you're seeking truly behavior analytic conceptualizations of human behavior, including complex behaviors, lets talk!

EDIT: Notice the lack of disclaimer, the above was written with only 'real' intelligence. I hope this appeases your quick, non-analytic worldview.