AI usage policy

How AI may be used

• Discovering and grouping possible story topics
• Organizing source material and preparing research notes
• Drafting summaries, outlines, headlines, and metadata
• Classifying articles and suggesting related coverage
• Language, clarity, and formatting assistance

AI tools may produce incorrect facts, fabricated details, weak paraphrases, misleading certainty, or outdated information. Their output must be treated as material to assess—not as a source.

Disclosure and status labels

Article pages disclose that automation may have assisted their production. A separate evidence label describes what the publishing record actually supports:

Editorially reviewed

The record includes both source evidence and an explicit reviewer or approved review status.

Source-backed

External sources are present, but no editorial approval is claimed.

Developing

The source record marks the story as developing; details may change.

Provenance unavailable

The legacy feed does not provide adequate source or review data. The page is excluded from search indexing.

Human review

Buzz Insights does not imply that every page has been checked by a person. Human review is claimed only when the article record supports that claim. Index-eligible articles require sufficient content, a real publication date, at least two sources, and editorial approval under the current default quality settings.

Reader safety

Do not rely on Buzz Insights alone for medical, legal, financial, emergency, or other consequential decisions. Follow the linked sources, prefer official or primary material, check the date, and consult an appropriately qualified professional when necessary.