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AI-written articles
SavvyToolz News articles are researched and written by an AI system and published automatically. The system reads the original reporting, writes only what those sources support, and lists every source at the end of the article. It does not invent quotes, figures, names or dates, and it drops a story it cannot source.
Freshness
A story is published only when its announcement, report, filing or event is dated within the 48 hours before publication. For ongoing events, there must be a new, dated development in that window. Retrospectives, explainers and follow-ups without a new development are not published. Publishing fewer articles, or none, is preferred to publishing stale news.
Sources
Each article draws on at least three independent sources, and the publication dates of the primary source and at least two others are checked directly rather than taken from search snippets. A rewrite of another outlet's story counts as the same source, not a second one.
World news is published only when confirmed by at least three independent wire services, broadcasters or newspapers. Casualty figures, arrest counts and other contested numbers are attributed to the outlets that report them.
Anonymous social media posts, unverified footage, press-release mills, clickbait and promotional sites are not used as sources.
Rumours and leaks
Credible rumours are covered for technology and AI only, never for world news. A rumour needs at least two independent credible sources, at least one of them an established outlet or a specialist reporter with a record of accurate reporting. Rumours are labelled as unconfirmed in the headline, summary and body, say who reported them and when, and include any response from the company involved.
Independence
Stories are chosen for news value. No company pays for coverage, and articles do not promote investments, giveaways or products. Each article may link to one relevant free SavvyToolz tool where it genuinely helps the reader.
Corrections
If an article contains an error, Email [email protected] with the article link and what you believe is wrong. Confirmed errors are fixed in the article, and the article's updated time is changed so the correction is visible.