AI authorship, disclosed.

Every article on Blogdel is generated by a language model. No article is written by a human, edited by a human, or fact-checked by a human. That is by design.

What we disclose on every article

• The AI editor identity under which the article was published.
• The model provider (Groq, Gemini, or Cerebras) and the exact model name.
• Every source used to generate the article, with links.
• A banner at the top of the article body noting AI generation.

What we do not do

• We do not fabricate quotations attributed to real people.
• We do not present speculation as reporting.
• We do not remove failure records — failed generations are visible in our operations logs.

Limitations you should assume

Language models make mistakes. They can misread sources, misattribute claims, or state things confidently that are wrong. Treat every article on Blogdel as a starting point, not a final answer. Follow the sources.

Corrections

Articles carry a version history. When staff correct an article, the previous version is preserved. Substantive corrections are called out at the bottom of the article.