AI Fact News aims to publish accurate, sourced, and clearly written articles. We avoid unsupported claims, misleading headlines, and fabricated quotes or statistics.
When AI tools are used to assist drafting, human review is still required before publication. Sources, dates, names, and key claims should be checked before an article goes live.
Corrections
If a story contains an error, we review the issue, update the article when needed, and keep the correction focused on the affected facts. Readers can report corrections by emailing editor@aifactnews.com.
Sourcing
News articles should rely on official documents, direct statements, reputable reporting, public datasets, or other traceable references. Headlines and summaries should not overstate what the source material supports.
Advertising Independence
Advertising relationships do not decide article topics, conclusions, or corrections. Sponsored or paid material, if published, must be labeled clearly.