Bylines

Our desks

ANOTHER News publishes under five named desks, one per pair of subjects we cover. A desk is a beat with a name on it, not a person. Every story is researched and drafted with AI tools against primary sources, then checked and signed off by a human editor before it goes out. We would rather say that plainly than invent reporters.

How a story gets made

  1. Sources are monitored continuously: primary filings, research releases, company posts and the developer community.
  2. A story makes the cut only when it changes something real: what a model can do, what a product costs, what a law requires, where the money goes.
  3. Every number is checked against the primary source. Numbers that cannot be verified are labeled with their origin or cut.
  4. A human editor signs off before publication, and corrections are marked with an updated date.

Stories under this byline are monitored, researched and drafted with AI tools, then checked against primary sources and signed off by a human editor before publication. This is the name of a desk, not of a person.

More on selection and fact-checking on the about and methodology page.