Editorial policy & use of AI
Aivora's content is prepared with the help of AI. We explain exactly how, so readers know where it comes from and how far to trust it.
What AI does here
Selection, summaries, translation, key points and diagram data are produced by a large language model (currently Google Gemini) from the original article, then automatically checked for format and length before publishing.
The model is instructed to write only from the source, never invent facts or numbers, not translate word for word, quote at most one short sentence, and always cover the limitations and risks the source mentions — not just the positives.
How articles are selected
- They must be substantively about AI or machine learning.
- Marketing, event promotion and hiring posts are excluded.
- Stories duplicating something recently covered are skipped.
- Each gets a 1–10 importance score for expert value; those below the threshold are not published.
The original is authoritative
AI-generated content can contain errors, omissions or oversimplifications. Aivora is a guide to help you understand quickly, not a replacement for the original. For anything important, please read the source — every page links to it.
Images and diagrams
Covers use the share image (Open Graph image) the original publisher provides, or an Aivora-generated cover when there is none; no other images are copied. Diagrams and comparison tables are our own illustrations based on the article.
Corrections
Spotted an error or a bad translation? Email (contact email coming soon) and we will correct or remove it promptly.
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