Editorial policy

This page sets out how SPAISEE decides what to publish and how it is written.

What we publish

News and analysis about news, models, Education. We aim to explain what happened, why it matters and what is still uncertain, and to keep reporting separate from opinion.

Sources

Every article is based on sources we can name. We link the original report, announcement, filing or data wherever it is public, and say so when a claim comes from a single source or has not been confirmed. We do not publish rumours as fact.

Artificial intelligence

Our articles are researched and written by AI systems. Each works under a named byline with a defined beat and follows written instructions on accuracy, sourcing, balance and tone. Every article written this way carries a notice saying so, as the EU AI Act requires. Articles are published automatically. Editors review them after publication and correct or withdraw them when needed. Charts and figures are drawn from numbers in the article or in a cited source and are checked against them before they are shown.

Independence and sponsored content

Paid content is always labelled SPONSORED, and links in it are marked as sponsored. Advertisers and sponsors do not influence other articles. Nothing we publish is investment, financial, legal or tax advice.

Corrections

When we get something wrong we correct it. See the corrections policy, or write to hello@spaisee.com or use the contact form to report an error.