AI Policy
Last updated: September 15, 2026
QuantuNews uses artificial intelligence and other digital tools to assist parts of its editorial workflow.
These technologies may help improve efficiency, organization and presentation, but editorial responsibility for all published content remains with QuantuNews.
This policy explains how artificial intelligence may be used in the production of our content and the standards we follow when using AI-assisted tools.
1. How QuantuNews Uses Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence may be used to assist with tasks including:
- Organizing research and information;
- Summarizing source material;
- Translation;
- Transcription;
- Grammar and language improvement;
- Editing and formatting;
- Structuring articles;
- Generating headline or metadata suggestions;
- Comparing information from different sources;
- Assisting with visual concepts and illustrations.
AI tools are used as editorial aids rather than as independent sources of factual information.
2. Human Editorial Responsibility
Content published by QuantuNews remains under human editorial responsibility.
AI-generated suggestions are reviewed, edited, expanded, or rejected before publication.
The use of AI does not transfer editorial responsibility to an automated system or third-party AI provider.
The author or editor remains responsible for the final published article.
3. Source Verification
Artificial intelligence is not treated as a primary source.
Before significant information is presented as confirmed, QuantuNews normally checks it against relevant sources such as:
- Official company announcements;
- Developer or publisher statements;
- Official websites;
- Press releases;
- Research papers or institutional documents;
- Reputable news publications;
- Other trusted sources relevant to the subject.
Information produced by an AI system should not be considered verified simply because the system presents it confidently.
4. AI-Assisted Writing
AI tools may assist with drafting, rewriting, translation, organization or language improvement.
When AI is used during the writing process, the final article should still be reviewed for factual accuracy, clarity and consistency before publication.
QuantuNews does not publish automatically generated articles without editorial review.
5. Quotes and Statements
Artificial intelligence should not be used to invent quotes, statements, interviews or comments attributed to real people or organizations.
Quotes attributed to companies, developers, executives, researchers or other individuals should come from identifiable sources.
When a quotation cannot be verified, it should not be presented as a confirmed statement.
6. AI-Generated Images and Illustrations
QuantuNews may use AI-generated images or AI-assisted visual elements for illustrative or editorial purposes.
AI-generated illustrations should not intentionally be presented as authentic photographs or documentary evidence of events that did not occur.
When necessary to avoid confusion, an AI-generated image may be identified as an illustration or AI-generated visual.
Official screenshots, promotional images and press materials may also be used when appropriate.
7. Images of Real People and Events
Extra care should be taken when AI-generated imagery involves identifiable people, companies, products or real-world events.
Artificial images should not be used in a way that falsely suggests that a real person performed an action, made a statement or participated in an event that did not happen.
When an image is primarily illustrative, readers should not be intentionally misled about its nature.
8. AI and Breaking News
AI-generated information alone should not be used as confirmation of breaking news.
Fast-moving stories should be checked against available primary sources, official announcements or reputable reporting whenever possible.
If information remains uncertain, the article should make that uncertainty clear.
9. AI and Rumors
AI tools may help organize or analyze reports about leaks, rumors or unconfirmed information.
However, AI output does not transform a rumor into confirmed information.
Rumors, leaks and unverified claims should be clearly identified as such.
10. Accuracy and Corrections
If the use of an AI-assisted tool contributes to a factual error, the error will be handled under the same editorial standards applied to any other mistake.
Articles may be corrected or updated when inaccurate information is discovered or when new verified information becomes available.
More information about this process can be found in our Corrections Policy.
11. Originality
AI-assisted tools may be used to improve or restructure content, but QuantuNews aims to publish original editorial material.
Content from other publications should not be reproduced in a way that misrepresents another publisher’s work as original QuantuNews reporting.
External reporting may be referenced, summarized or linked when relevant.
12. Transparency
QuantuNews aims to be transparent about the role of artificial intelligence in its publishing process.
The use of AI as a supporting editorial tool does not replace the responsibility to verify important information before publication.
When the use of AI is materially relevant to understanding a particular piece of content, additional disclosure may be provided.
13. Changes to This AI Policy
This policy may be updated as artificial intelligence technologies, editorial practices and industry standards evolve.
Changes will be reflected by updating the date shown at the top of this page.
14. Contact
Questions regarding the use of artificial intelligence at QuantuNews may be sent to:
Email: contact@quantunews.com
Website: quantunews.com