How Aidenza chooses, writes and corrects its articles, including how we use AI.
Aidenza covers artificial intelligence: new models and products, research, developer tools, infrastructure, policy and safety. We choose stories by how much they matter to people who build with or use AI.
Articles are produced with the help of AI. We start from reporting by reputable technology publications, and an AI model writes an original article from it in our own words. Every draft goes through automated quality and originality checks before publishing, and is edited under the responsibility of Prashant Gupta. Articles that fail these checks are not published.
Each article ends with "Aidenza's Take", a short analysis of why the story matters, who it affects and what to watch next. It is generated by AI in a neutral, analytical voice. It is not a personal opinion and never claims first-hand experience.
We credit the original publication at the end of every article. We do not copy articles; if a story relies on someone else's reporting, we say so. We do not invent quotes, figures or facts.
If you find a mistake, use the “Report an issue” form at the end of any article or our contact form. We review every report and correct errors promptly; corrected articles show their updated date.
Aidenza does not publish paid or sponsored articles, and no company reviews our coverage before it is published.
Questions about this policy? Contact the editor.