Editorial and automation policy
Selection and attribution
Stories are collected automatically from configured feeds and APIs. The main feed includes both publisher reporting and community posts. Confirmed off-topic items may be excluded from discovery without deleting their archived URLs. The briefing selects recent publisher reporting and official announcements, with at most one story per source; it is not a human editorial endorsement.
NeuralNews explanations and source checks
Our original explanations and dated source checks are prepared with AI assistance. They link to the documents checked, distinguish project claims from our interpretation, and disclose when software or benchmarks have not been tested. A source check is not independent verification of a vendor’s results. Dated briefing notes stop appearing after three days unless updated; the automatically selected story rail is separate. NeuralNews is responsible for these explanations and accepts corrections through the contact address below.
Automated excerpts
An automated excerpt selects sentences from source text. It can omit context and is not an independently written or fact-checked summary. Publisher and community descriptions come from their respective feeds. Read the original article for full context and subsequent corrections.
Dates and source updates
Story dates come from the source when available; collection time may be used when a source provides no usable date. Previews may not reflect later changes to an original article.
Corrections and removal requests
To report an inaccurate preview, attribution problem, broken link, or rights concern, contact us with the NeuralNews article URL, the original source URL, and the requested correction. Contact details are on the Contact page.