How we use AI

What AI does

AI assistance helps us cluster related reporting, draft neutral summaries, and highlight where accounts differ. It proposes; it does not decide.

• Drafting neutral summaries from clustered coverage.
• Identifying differences in headline, lead, voices, and framing.
• Flagging claims that appear disputed or developing.

What people do

An editor reviews every AI-assisted draft before it is published. Summaries are marked approved or under review. Editors can edit, reject, or hold any draft.

• Editors approve, edit, or reject AI-assisted summaries.
• Editors confirm clusters and merge or split them.
• Editors issue and resolve corrections.

What AI does not do

AI assistance does not assign motive, rank outlets, declare truth, or produce a bias score. It does not publish on its own.

Automated Analysis is always labeled. If a summary is AI-assisted and unreviewed, it is marked under review and is not presented as approved.

Models and data

Slantpoint discloses the models and data sources it relies on. Automated Analysis is always labeled, and unreviewed AI-assisted summaries are marked under review — never presented as approved.