How we use AI

Our content is created by people with the assistance of AI and reviewed by people before publication.

AutoNewsFeed uses AI as an editorial tool, not as a replacement for editorial judgment. AI helps our editorial process by processing large amounts of source material, organizing it, identifying the facts that matter, preparing drafts, and improving structure and readability. It does not decide on its own what gets published, and it does not replace the responsibility our editorial team holds for what appears on this site.

What that looks like in practice

A draft is not published the moment AI finishes writing it. Every draft goes through an independent fact-checking pass that scores it against its own cited sources and real, current web research before it’s even eligible to be considered for publication — a draft that invents or gets a fact wrong is held back or rejected, not published on the strength of reading well. From there, publishing is a deliberate decision, not an automatic one: our editorial team reviews what goes live, verifies sourcing, and actively monitors published material afterward, correcting anything that turns out to be wrong. See our corrections policy for how that works when we get something wrong.

What we will never do

• Invent a journalist, a quote, an interview, or a personal test-drive experience.
• Publish a claim without a traceable source.
• Present AI as an independent author, or use it as a byline in place of our editorial team.
• Let AI decide on its own what gets published.

If we get something wrong

We do not silently edit a published article to fix a mistake. See our corrections policy for how we handle that.