Editorial Policy

Our mission

To make artificial intelligence understandable, useful and accountable for readers in the United Kingdom — with clear, well-sourced, plain-English reporting.

Sourcing

• We prioritise primary sources: official announcements, research papers, filings and first-hand reporting.
• Every article links back to the sources it draws on.
• We disclose when a story is based on a press release, embargoed briefing or a company-provided demo.

Writing and AI use

Articles are drafted by our newsroom AI (see our AI Usage Policy) working from vetted sources. Every AI-drafted article must pass AIWeekly's recorded editorial publication gate — an automated check for sourcing, citation integrity, promotional language and, where relevant, expert review — before it can go live. Articles that clear the gate are published automatically and the outcome is recorded in our audit log; anything the gate blocks is held as a draft until a human editor resolves the issue. We do not claim that every article is individually human-reviewed before publication.

Independence

AIWeekly's editorial decisions are independent of advertisers, sponsors and commercial partners. Sponsored content is clearly labelled.

Corrections and complaints

We publish corrections openly. See our Corrections Policy. To flag an inaccuracy, email editor@aiweekly.co.uk.