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Editorial standards
The rules AI Father holds itself to — how articles get made, sourced, reviewed and corrected.
What we cover
AI Father publishes practical guidance on AI systems, agents, automation, governance, engineering and model infrastructure. Every article is written for people who have to make a decision or ship something, not for search engines alone.
How articles are produced
Articles begin with a defined reader question and a specific search intent. Drafting is AI-assisted; structure, claims, examples and recommendations are reviewed by a human editor before publication. Nothing is published straight from a model without that review.
Sourcing and verification
Factual claims are checked against primary sources: vendor documentation, published research, and public frameworks from bodies such as NIST, CISA and OWASP. Where a figure is an estimate or a judgement call, we say so in the article rather than presenting it as fact.
Updates and corrections
Articles are revised when the underlying tooling, pricing or guidance changes, and substantive revisions carry a visible updated date. If you find an error, tell us and we will correct it and note the change on the page.
Commercial disclosure
When an article discusses a product we have a commercial relationship with, that relationship is disclosed in the article itself. We do not accept payment for favourable coverage or for placement in comparisons.
Independence
Coverage decisions are made editorially. Vendors do not review articles before publication and do not have approval rights over what we write.
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