Editorial Policy

Sourcing

Articles are built from public sources: company blog posts and press releases, papers on arXiv or company research pages, regulatory filings, and reporting already published by established outlets. When we rely on another outlet's original reporting, we credit it by name and link to it rather than presenting the information as our own scoop.

AI assistance

Drafts are produced with AI assistance from these public sources: the model organizes and summarizes the source material, and a human editor checks names, dates, figures, and claims against the original sources before publication. We do not invent quotes, benchmark numbers, or specifications; anything we cannot verify is left out.

Benchmarks and claims

When we report a benchmark score or a company's own performance claim, we attribute it to whoever published it (for example, "according to the model card") rather than presenting it as independently verified, unless stated otherwise.

Corrections

Confirmed errors are fixed as soon as they're verified, and the article is marked with a short note describing what changed and when. See our Contact page for how to flag one.

Editorial independence

Coverage decisions are made based on relevance to our readers, not on any commercial relationship with the companies covered.