Global AI News · Editorial standards
Code of ethics
Our editorial standard is to make important claims checkable and to distinguish evidence from interpretation.
Sourcing
We link claims to cited source records and identify whether records are primary or independent where the maintained data supports that distinction. A source count alone is not proof of a claim.
Evidence and uncertainty
We preserve dates, definitions and limitations that affect how a claim should be read. Different operational stages are not treated as equivalent measurements.
Attribution
We publish personal contributor profiles only after their identity and biography are verified for publication. Until then, the publication desk is the byline.
Corrections and updates
Publication dates and material update dates are kept distinct. Research records may include a dated update history; an updated date is not a substitute for explaining a correction.
AI-assisted work
Reported facts, analysis and synthesis should be clearly distinguished. AI assistance does not replace source verification or editorial responsibility.