How We Report

Our editorial standards, plainly stated: how we source, how we use AI tools, how we handle corrections, and how we stay independent.

Sourcing

Every factual claim in our coverage links to a primary or reputable secondary source inline: company filings and press releases, earnings reports, regulator documents, and established news outlets. Numbers are attributed where they appear. When something is reported but not confirmed, we say so and distinguish an allegation or a rumor from an established fact.

Our use of AI

BizTechDaily is run by its publisher and produced with AI tools, which do most of the research and drafting. They find the stories, read the filings and reports behind them, write the articles, and make the illustrations. Every piece is checked against its sources and against our written style and sourcing rules before it goes out, and that checking is also done with AI tools, not by a person reading each article first. The publisher sets those rules and is responsible for what appears on the site. When we get something wrong, we correct it (see Corrections below).

We write under a small set of consistent bylines, each covering a defined beat, so readers get a steady voice and point of view per subject area. The four reporter bylines are editorial personas, not claims about specific named individuals. Hank Reed, the columnist, is the pen name of the site's publisher. You can see who covers what on our Editorial Team page. Any images we generate are clearly illustrative and conceptual; we do not present AI-generated pictures as photographs of real events or people.

The Bottom Line

Every article ends with a short Bottom Line: our decisive, operator-focused take on what the news means and what to do with it. It is analysis and opinion, clearly set apart from the reported facts above it. It is not investment advice.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it and note that the piece was updated. If you spot an error, email contact@biztechdaily.com with the article link and what needs correcting, and we will review it promptly. Articles that have been changed after publication show an updated date.

Independence and disclosure

Our coverage is editorially independent. We do not accept payment to cover, favor, or omit a story. If display advertising appears on the site, it is clearly separated from editorial content and never influences what we write. Our opinion columns argue a point of view; where a column discusses a company we have a stated interest in, we disclose it.

Questions about our standards? Reach us at contact@biztechdaily.com.