Editorial Standards & Corrections Policy
AI Rundown Daily is an independent publication covering artificial intelligence for product managers, founders, and technical builders. These standards govern how we research, write, edit, and correct every piece of content we publish.
SOURCING
Primary Sources First
We cite primary sources — official research papers, company announcements, regulatory filings, earnings calls, and direct statements — before secondary reporting. When we rely on secondary reporting, we attribute it clearly.
CLAIMS
Distinguishing Announced from Shipped
We clearly separate what a company has announced from what is available to users. We do not report demo capabilities as production capabilities. When a product is in private beta or limited access, we say so.
CONTEXT
Benchmark Transparency
AI benchmarks are frequently cherry-picked or misleading. When we report performance figures, we include the benchmark name, date, evaluation conditions, and who conducted the test. We flag when a company self-reports without independent verification.
OPINION
Analysis Clearly Labelled
Factual reporting and editorial analysis are kept separate. Opinion, strategic inference, and forward-looking projections are labelled as such — typically in the 'PM Insight' section of each article.
AI
AI-Assisted Editorial Process
AI Rundown Daily uses AI language models to assist in the drafting and summarisation of articles. All content is reviewed, edited, and approved by a named human editor before publication. We do not publish AI-generated content unreviewed. See our full AI Assistance Disclosure for details.
CORRECTIONS
Corrections Policy
We correct factual errors promptly. Corrections are noted inline at the top of the affected article with the correction date. Significant corrections are also noted in the article changelog. To report an error, email corrections@airundowndaily.com.
How to Report an Error
If you believe we have made a factual error, please contact us:
- Email: corrections@airundowndaily.com
- Include: The article URL, the specific claim you believe is incorrect, and your source or evidence