Automated editorial policy

Singularity Logs Editorial is an editorial desk identity, not a fictional individual. Articles carrying our automated-workflow disclosure are prepared by AI systems and checked by separate AI models before publication. They do not routinely wait for human approval. The site owner can commission, pause and request checked corrections through the editorial controls.

Evidence and attribution

Our workflow collects official announcements, documentation, research reporting and selected X posts. It seeks primary evidence for the central development, retains source references and links evidence beside relevant claims. A company announcement establishes what the company says; it does not independently prove a performance or safety claim. Incomplete or unsupported stories are held.

News and longer explanations

Short news receives separate factual and editorial AI checks. Long-form articles also receive outline criticism and a technical specialist check. Documentation-based explanations must not imply hands-on testing, interviews or independent reproduction that did not occur. Automated checks reduce some errors but cannot guarantee accuracy.

Images and authorship

The neutral geometric featured illustration used by this workflow is original artwork. It is not a photograph of a reported event or evidence of product testing. The desk byline does not imply a human expert personally reviewed each article.

Updates and corrections

The workflow checks published fields and revisits source evidence. Replacement content must pass the required checks before updating the same article, and checked revisions carry a dated update note. Critical errors can trigger withdrawal and a publishing pause. Readers can report a specific error and supporting source through our contact page.

This policy describes the blog workflow introduced on 20 October 2026. It does not describe the production of every historical article or the site’s other applications.