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Newsroom

Editorial standards.How this newsroom works.

In plain terms: who writes the stories, how they are checked, and what happens when we get one wrong.

01AI-assisted, human-reviewed

Our drafting pipeline uses AI to summarise the day's technology news. Nothing is published automatically: every article is read, edited where needed, and approved by a member of the Square1 Ai team before it appears. If an article does not meet the bar, it is not published.

02Original summaries, credited sources

We write our own summaries. We do not republish other outlets' text. Every article carries a Sources section naming and linking the publications whose reporting it draws on. If we cannot credit a source, we do not run the story.

03Neutral reporting

The newsroom informs; it does not campaign. We report what happened and why it matters to people learning technology skills. We do not editorialise about governments, companies or individuals.

04Corrections

If we get something wrong, we correct the article and note the correction. You can reach us through the contact page.

05Why we run a newsroom

Square1 Ai teaches AI, security, cloud and data skills. The news is context for that learning: many stories link to the course where we teach the skill behind the headline. That link to our curriculum, not advertising, is why the newsroom exists.

Read the news.

Short, sourced stories for people learning technology, with the skill behind each headline.