Editorial policy

What this desk files

Short briefings on models, tools, agents, and regulation. A briefing should say what happened, what the source is, and what is still unknown.

Sources

Claims a reader could check belong in the sources list at the foot of the story. The link is part of the record. If a source disappears, the story should say so in a correction note.

Examples

Stories marked as examples are fixtures for the desk. They use fictional offices and fictional artifacts. They are not reports about real labs, real products, or real people.

Drafts

A draft is not published. It stays out of the public build until an editor clears the draft flag on that story, in both editions.

Corrections

When a factual line is wrong, the desk corrects the same URL. The story gains a note at the top: what changed, and the time of the change in UTC. The desk does not quietly rewrite a passage and leave the record looking untouched.

How to ask

Write to desk@aiwirehq.com with the subject “Correction”. Include the URL, the edition, the passage, and a source for the better account. When the English and Portuguese editions disagree, use the subject “Translation”.

What we do not file

Investment advice, price targets, and trading calls are out of scope. So are personal essays.

Pairing

English is the root edition. Portuguese is the paired edition. The two texts should report the same facts. Where the Portuguese is a translation, the sources stay the same.