Transparency

AI Policy

Future Report AI uses artificial intelligence as part of its editorial workflow, including research assistance, drafting, editing, summarization, classification, image generation, and publishing operations.

AI does not remove the verification requirement

AI-generated output is treated as a draft or processing result, not as evidence. Material factual claims must be checked against appropriate sources before publication.

Automated publication

Some eligible stories may publish automatically only after the required sourcing, factual, quality, schema, disclosure, image-rights, idempotency, routing, production, and security checks pass. The system is designed to fail closed: a failed or missing required check prevents publication.

Bylines and disclosure

We do not invent human authors for AI-assisted work. Materially AI-assisted articles use transparent institutional attribution and include an editorial transparency disclosure.

Images

AI-generated or materially AI-modified visuals are labeled when used. Editorial illustrations should not be presented as documentary evidence of an event that they did not depict.

Responsibility

Future Report AI remains responsible for what it publishes, regardless of which software or automated systems assisted in producing it.