Clarity starts with standards.
The standards guiding China AI Wire’s source research, reporting and corrections.
Sources and verification
Articles link to the announcements, research, filings or reporting used to support their claims. We seek original material where it is accessible and identify secondary reporting when it is the available source. Source verification means checking what the material actually supports; a linked company claim is not an independently verified result.
Attribution and uncertainty
Company statements, benchmarks, interviews and anonymous-source reports must remain attributed. A translated or summarized account should preserve dates, qualifications and uncertainty. Planned products, tests and reported negotiations must not be described as completed launches or transactions.
Facts and interpretation
Briefs and News explain reported developments and their context. Analysis and Feature labels require additional research and a supported line of reasoning. Interpretation must be distinguishable from an established fact. Article length alone does not determine its format or quality.
AI assistance
The launch collection uses AI-assisted research and drafting. We do not represent every article as individually reviewed by a human editor, nor claim to have replicated cited benchmarks or conducted third-party interviews. AI-assisted source checks have limits; readers should be able to inspect the underlying evidence and report mistakes.
Images, updates and corrections
Generated images are labeled as illustrations. Stock photographs provide visual context and do not document the reported event. Substantive factual corrections should be described and dated on the article. New developments can be added as updates while preserving the original publication date. Submit a correction with the article link and supporting evidence through the contact page.
Last updated · September 24, 2026