Editorial Standards

SiliconNoon covers artificial intelligence for a professional readership. These are the standards every article is held to.

Sources and verification

We report primarily from primary material: papers, filings, official announcements, model cards, benchmarks and direct statements. Where a claim rests on a single source, we say so. Where a number comes from a vendor, we attribute it to the vendor rather than stating it as fact.

Attribution

Every article names its author. We link to the sources an article relies on so a reader can check the reasoning rather than take our word for it.

Use of AI in the newsroom

We use AI tools to help gather candidate stories from public feeds and to help draft. Every article is reviewed before publication by an editor, who is responsible for what is published — including its accuracy. We do not publish unreviewed machine output, and we do not present AI-generated statements as reporting.

Corrections

When we get something wrong we fix the article and say what changed. Material corrections are noted on the piece. Send them to corrections@siliconnoon.com.

Independence

Editorial decisions are made by the editorial team. Advertising and sponsorship are labelled and never influence coverage.