How We Use AI

Article drafts are produced by a language model working from an editorial brief: structure, facts and wording are assembled automatically. That lets us cover topics faster, but it doesn't remove the editorial team's responsibility.

What a human does

• sets the topic and defines which reader question the piece answers;
• verifies facts, figures and claims about how specific services work;
• removes what the model cannot know: current prices, promises and guarantees;
• owns the final text — it's published under an author's name, not "the staff".

What we don't do

• we don't publish unverified figures or "expert" quotes without a source;
• we don't invent authors or attribute borrowed expertise to our content;
• we don't create articles for volume — a topic must answer a real query.

The verification process is described in the editorial policy.