Editorial standards

What we cover

The day's news across the topics listed on the topics page, gathered from publishers' own feeds and sitemaps. A day's briefing holds a few stories per topic, the most important first.

What makes a story

• A story appears only when at least two different outlets report it, or an official source does.
• Every story links to the reporting it summarises. The link is the record; the summary is a guide to it.
• Stories about a person's private life, health or legal trouble appear only after a person has reviewed them.
• The front page is chosen for its importance to a general reader, at most one story per topic.

How it is written

• An AI language model, currently DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, writes each headline, summary and "why it matters" in its own words.
• It works from the publishers' headlines and short descriptions only, never from the full articles, and nothing of their text is republished here.
• Every page and every story carries the label "AI-generated summary".
• A briefing that Josseline Beaumont has reviewed says so, with the date.

Independence

• No story is paid for, sponsored or placed by anyone.
• There is no advertising and no tracking on this site.

Corrections

• Write to corrections@aieye.gr. A story found wrong is corrected or removed.
• Every correction and removal is listed, with its date, on the corrections page. A story removed at someone's request is listed only as removed, so the listing does not repeat it.