These are the editorial standards for ADIXMATT AI NEWS, covering AI news, models, tools, research, robotics, business, and policy.
Sources and accuracy
Articles should prioritize original research, official documentation, public records, and direct statements where available. Attribute information obtained from another publication and link to supporting sources. Distinguish verified facts from company claims, forecasts, rumours, and opinion. A press release or product demonstration alone is not independent proof of performance.
News, analysis, and practical guides
News should explain what happened and why it matters. Analysis should make its reasoning and uncertainty clear. Guides and reviews should state the conditions, version, limitations, and whether the author actually tested the product. Do not imply hands-on testing when an article is based on documents or demonstrations.
AI assistance
Human authors remain responsible for published material, including work prepared with AI assistance. AI-generated text, summaries, citations, images, and code require review. Do not fabricate sources, quotes, people, results, or experiences. Disclose AI-generated media when readers could reasonably mistake it for a photograph or documentary evidence.
Independence and disclosures
Clearly label paid placements, sponsorships, affiliate links, and material conflicts of interest when present. Editorial coverage must not disguise advertising as independent reporting. Products and companies are not entitled to favourable coverage.
Corrections and updates
Correct material errors after verification and explain substantive changes in a dated note. Distinguish a correction from an update about later developments. Readers can raise an issue by emailing huss.ali@cloud.com with the article URL and supporting evidence.
Authorship and accountability
Articles should identify their author and publication date. This policy states the publication’s standards; it does not certify that every legacy article has been independently audited. The publisher remains responsible for applying these standards and reviewing older material.