I've never had a chance to write down an editorial policy for TestingCatalog before. And I have never seen an example of such a policy for an AI-driven media. In case you did, please give me a hint.

This is what I've managed to come up with so far:

Editorial Standards and Practices 🚧

TestingCatalog's core step in the content creation process is testing. The majority of reported features are being tested or reverse-engineered by TestingCatalog authors.

TestingCatalog's core value is to refer to the source from where the information has been taken or leaked. Part of our mission is to grow together with the community of tech reporters as well as help others to get recognised.

As an AI-driven media publication, we use AI to edit testing reports based on the author's style, tone, structure and voice. We believe that AI is one of the core technologies of the future and we rely on it a lot. AI helps our authors focus on testing and reporting on new user experiences, leaving the editorial part to the technology instead.

Same on X https://twitter.com/testingcatalog/status/1759237492534886496