AI use policy

We use automated tools in our reporting, and this page says where.

Where we use them

Drafting and structuring articles. Monitoring filings, issuer announcements and regulator notices. Summarising long documents so an editor can find what matters in them. Maintaining the market data on this site.

Where we do not

No article publishes without a named editor reading it against its primary sources and taking responsibility for it. Our publishing system enforces that step rather than trusting anyone to remember it.

Bylines here belong to real people. We do not invent reporters, and we do not attach a persona to work nobody is accountable for.

We do not publish AI-generated images of real people or events. Photography is stock or supplied, and it is credited.

We do not use automated tools to fabricate quotes, sources or figures. Every number and every quote traces to a source listed on the article.

Why we publish this

Readers can check our work because the sources are on the page. That is the part worth trusting, and it is the reason we made source URLs a hard requirement rather than a house convention.

Questions about any specific article: editorial@stablesandcards.com