AI & Automation Policy

News discovery

Automated systems may monitor technology sources, remove duplicates, classify topics and rank candidate stories. Automated selection does not make a claim true; publishable facts still require verifiable sources.

Sources come first

When an official statement, product page, documentation, original repository, research paper or direct source is available, that material takes precedence over model output. AI is not a substitute for a primary source.

Drafting assistance

Tools may assist with summarization, structure, headline ideas, metadata and Arabic or English drafting. The final article should not invent details, numbers or claims that are absent from the supporting sources.

Claims and marketing language

Company statements about performance, superiority or future expectations should be attributed when independent evidence is insufficient. Marketing language should not be converted into neutral fact merely because it appears in an official release.

Added value and accountability

The goal is not maximum page volume. Published pages should add organization, explanation, context or comparison. Errors in AI-assisted content are subject to the same corrections policy and editorial policy as other coverage.