Editorial Policy
Last updated: September 16, 2026. This document describes how AI Explainer India operates, verifies information, and maintains accountability to our readers.
Accuracy First
Every article on AI Explainer India is written, fact-checked, and published by a real human being — Yash Khare. No article is autopublished by AI, and no generative model writes our stories end-to-end. AI tools may assist with research gathering or grammar review, but they never draft the final text.
Before publishing, we verify every claim against at least one primary source: an official company blog post, a peer-reviewed paper, an API release note, or a credible news outlet's on-the-ground reporting. If we cannot verify a claim, we don't include it — even if it's widely repeated elsewhere.
Source Attribution
At the bottom of every article, you'll find a "Sources" section linking directly to primary materials. When we cite secondary reporting (like an article from The Verge or TechCrunch), we note that explicitly so you can distinguish between what the company said versus what journalists reported.
We do not link to press releases without also linking to independent reporting when available. Press releases are marketing documents, not neutral accounts of events.
No Sponsorship, No Payola
AI Explainer India accepts zero sponsored content. No company pays to be mentioned positively, and no company has reviewed an article before publication. Our advertising revenue comes from display ads served through Google AdSense — a system we control, not individual advertisers.
If you represent an AI company and would like coverage, submit a tip to [email protected]. We cover what seems interesting or important to our readers, not what the PR department requests.
AI Disclosure
We disclose when AI tools are used in the writing or verification process:
- Research assistance: We may use AI to help locate relevant papers, API documentation, or prior reporting on a topic.
- Fact-checking: AI tools may cross-reference claims against known sources to flag potential inconsistencies.
- Grammar and clarity: AI may suggest phrasing improvements, but all edits are reviewed and approved by a human.
We do not use AI to generate headlines, quotes, or original analysis. Every piece of original commentary on this site is written by a human.
Corrections
Mistakes happen. When we get something wrong, we fix it and publish the correction publicly in our corrections log. We believe transparency about errors builds more trust than pretending they never occur.
If you spot an error, please let us know at [email protected]. We read every message and prioritize corrections over new publishes when warranted.
Conflict of Interest
The founder and editor has no financial holdings in any AI company covered on this site. No family members or close associates work at companies we report on. If any such relationship emerges in the future, it will be disclosed in the relevant article.
Feedback
This policy is a living document. If you have suggestions for improving our editorial standards, reach out via the contact page. We welcome critique — it makes the site better.