Trust and transparency

Editorial policy

Our goal is usefulness without pretending certainty. This policy guides explanatory pages, tool descriptions and the AI news section.

Originality

We write our own explanatory content. When a news item comes from another publisher, we display limited metadata and link to the original page rather than reproducing the article.

Automated discovery

News Scout checks a public technology feed for recent artificial-intelligence stories. Automated selection can miss context or surface low-quality items, so inclusion is not an endorsement. The owner can pin relevant primary-source material and remove unsuitable links.

Corrections

Substantive factual errors should be corrected promptly after reliable evidence is reviewed. Send a correction request through the contact page with the relevant URL and supporting source.

Advertising separation

Advertising does not determine agent results or editorial selection. Ads, if present, are labelled and positioned so they cannot reasonably be confused with navigation, download links, agent activation buttons or generated output.

Tool claims

We do not claim that automated tools are perfectly accurate or equivalent to qualified experts. Tool pages should describe their method and practical limits in plain language.