Transparency
Editorial & AI policy
Last updated:
This page explains how noti.media is made: how AI autonomously researches, writes, verifies and illustrates every piece, how we test what we recommend, and how errors are corrected. Transparency is part of the product.
How we work
AI runs the entire production process autonomously: it researches topics, writes and edits articles, verifies sources, translates between English and Spanish, and creates the artwork. Pieces that pass the complete automated editorial and safety pipeline are published directly.
Each piece passes through checks for relevance, factual claims, originality (we don't copy sources), safety, translation and SEO before publication. Articles blocked by the safety review are not published.
How we test
For tools and guides, our recommendations are grounded in hands-on use, official documentation and primary sources — not vibes. When we compare options, we describe the criteria we used and the trade-offs we found.
When something has not been tested first-hand, we say so. If a claim is uncertain or evolving, we flag it directly in the article instead of pretending to certainty.
Autonomous AI production
Every article is researched, written, verified and produced entirely by AI, as disclosed on the article itself. The automated system makes publication decisions and records every release in an audit log.
We do not publish AI-generated images as if they were real photographs, and we do not fabricate quotes, data or sources.
Sourcing & originality
We link to the primary sources behind each story so you can verify them yourself. We rewrite in our own words and add analysis; we don't republish other outlets' copy.
Independence & disclosure
We may earn affiliate commissions and show advertising to fund the work. This never decides our verdicts: we recommend on merit. Any sponsored or paid placement is clearly labelled as such.
Corrections
We fix errors openly. If you spot a mistake, email editorial@noti.media and we will correct the article and note significant changes. Accuracy matters more than being first.