Accuracy and AI
How Ajako Taja uses AI
A short overview of where AI helps on Ajako Taja and where people decide, with a link to our full AI disclosure.
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AI helps us follow many outlets at once and turn their coverage into short summaries. People decide what we publish.
Where AI helps
- Finding stories: recognising when different outlets report the same story and grouping their reports.
- Drafting: writing a first draft of each article from the outlets' reports, in its own words.
- Checks: automated quality and content-policy checks on every draft.
- Ordering: lists are ordered by how widely and how quickly a story is being covered, calculated by our system.
Where people decide
- Our team approves which stories are written, and can reject any story.
- A person reviews and publishes every article. Nothing is published automatically.
- An article says "fact-checked by" only when an editor checked it against its sources and recorded a sign-off. Otherwise it says "published by".
How to spot AI content
Story cards carry a small AI label, and every article's byline says it was drafted by AI and who published it.
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