How we write — our AI and editorial policy

# How we write

Short version: our articles are written with AI, from listed sources and our own market records, checked by automated rules and approved before publishing. We say so on every article.

What AI does here

• Picks candidate stories from a fixed list of news sources.
• Pulls out the facts — who, what, when, which numbers — with a link to each source.
• Writes the article from that fact list only; the writer never sees the original text.
• Adds a "What our data shows" box from TRENDEU's own measurements.

The checks every article must pass

1. Every number is traceable to a listed source or to our data. If not, the article goes back or is dropped. 2. Originality: no run of more than 8 words may match a source, except short quotes in quotation marks with the source named. 3. No advice language: no buy/sell calls, no price targets, no promised returns. 4. No repeats: if we covered the same event in the last 72 hours, we update instead of writing again. 5. Images: illustrations only — no real people, no logos, no text in the picture.

A human stays in charge

During our first weeks every article is approved by a person before it goes live. After that, a daily summary of everything published is reviewed, and any reader report is looked at by a person.

What we don't publish

Live trading settings, parameter tables or code behind our tools. We share results and methods, not the kitchen.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we correct the article, mark it as updated and say what changed.

Labels

Every article carries: "Written by an AI desk persona with AI assistance from the sources listed and TRENDEU market data. Reviewed before publishing. Not investment advice." Desk portraits are illustrations, not photographs of real people.