How this site works

The steps

1. Software collects news from newsletters and official sources each day.
2. An AI reads the headlines and marks the news that may matter to this reader.
3. For each event, an AI opens the full article and the original source, and writes down the facts with their dates.
4. An AI writes a draft from those facts only.
5. A second AI pass checks the draft against the facts.
6. Ali Peivandizadeh reads every item and approves, edits or rejects it. Nothing is published before that.

Sources

Every item lists its sources with the type and the date. A number from a company that sells the thing is called a vendor number. When an original source could not be opened, the item says so.

The labels

ACT means do it now. WATCH means get ready. SKIP means you can ignore it, and the item says why. News items have no label.

The dates

Published is the first day the page went online. Last checked is the last day the facts were checked. Last changed is the last day the text changed.

Mistakes

When a mistake is found, the page is corrected and a line that starts with "Correction:" says what changed. To report a mistake, email ali@shiftintoai.com.