Where we use it

• Research: finding and cross-checking primary sources, filings and releases, monitoring announcements, and gathering the figures and quotes a story needs. Every number is checked against the primary source before it reaches a page.
• Drafting and publishing: AI tools help us research, draft and publish our coverage, including automatically and on a schedule. Every piece is bound by the same gates regardless: at least one primary source, every figure dated, and no price forecasts or buy, sell or hold recommendations.
• Our own tooling: parts of this site are built with AI coding tools.

Where we do not

• No unsourced claims or figures. The gates are enforced by the software, not by memory. A piece without a primary source does not publish, automatically or otherwise.
• No forecasts or tips. Our publishing system refuses any piece that reads as a price prediction or a buy, sell or hold recommendation, and names the phrase that tripped it.
• No publishing to hit a timer. A slow news day means fewer pieces, not padded ones.
• No fabricated imagery presented as real, and no invented quotes. Quotes are real, already published, and attributed to where they were actually said.

Bylines

Some of our coverage is produced by the Finance Trend Wire desk using AI, under the gates above: at least one primary source, every figure dated, and no forecasts or recommendations. Each article is credited to one of our named editors, who is accountable for it and stands behind the standard it was held to. The name is who answers for the piece, not a claim that a person typed every word; the gates, enforced in software, are what guarantee the sourcing.

Review and corrections

Because some of our publishing is automated, review happens continuously after publication as well as through the gates before it. Corrections are logged and shown publicly on the article itself, never silently patched. If you think something here is wrong, tell us through the contact page and we will treat it as a correction request.