Editorial Policy

1. Our articles are AI-generated

Articles on this blog are drafted by large language models and published automatically. There is no human editor reviewing each article before it goes live.

We state this on the record rather than implying otherwise, because the alternative — putting a person's name on work they did not write — would be a misrepresentation.

2. Why the byline says “AutoShorts Team”

Every article is published under AutoShorts Team, and its structured data names AutoShorts — the organisation — as the author. No individual is credited as the writer of an article they did not write.

Accountability for what appears here sits with a named person: Nicolai Gaina, Founder. If something on this blog is wrong, that is who is answerable for it.

3. How an article is produced

1. Research. A search step gathers current sources on the topic and collects the citations the draft will reference.
2. Outline and draft. A language model produces the structure and then the article body against that research.
3. Metadata. Titles, descriptions, tags and structured data are generated from the finished draft.
4. Publication. The article is written to our database and goes live. Translations into our other eight languages are generated from the English version.

Sources are linked inline and listed at the end of each article where the draft cited them. Links rot over time — if you find one that is dead or that no longer says what we cited it for, tell us and we will repoint or remove it.

4. What this means for you as a reader

Treat these articles as a well-researched starting point, not as verified fact. Language models get things wrong, and without a human reviewer in the loop some of those mistakes reach this site. Anything that matters — pricing, platform rules, API behaviour, legal or financial consequences — should be confirmed against the primary source before you act on it.

Nothing here is legal, financial or tax advice.

5. Corrections

If you find something inaccurate, out of date, or a citation that misrepresents its source, tell us and we will fix or remove it.

6. Advertising and affiliate disclosure

Articles frequently mention AutoShorts, which is our own product — we are not a neutral party about it. Comparison articles naming other tools are written to be accurate, but you should read them knowing who published them.

We run an affiliate programme for people who refer customers to us. We do not accept payment from other companies in exchange for coverage or placement in our articles.

7. Changes

If how we produce this content changes — in particular if we add a human review step — we will update this page to say so.