Editorial policy
Robots Atlas is a news publication on AI and robotics. Our goal is to deliver reliable, verified information with a clear separation between facts and opinion. This document describes our editorial standards.
Sources and verification
Every article must rely on at least one credible primary source (official company documents, scientific papers, press releases, manufacturer data). Source links are provided at the end of each article in the "Sources" section. We avoid citing unattributed leaks or unverified speculation.
Fact-checking
Before publication we verify: model and company names, event dates, technical parameters (model size, parameter count, benchmarks), financial figures and quotes. In case of doubt, the article is not published until clarified.
Transparency and AI
We use large language models (LLMs) as editorial tools — for research, first drafts and translations. Every article is editorially reviewed before publication. Details in our AI Policy.
Editorial independence
Robots Atlas is independent. We do not publish sponsored content without explicit labeling. Ads, if any, will be clearly separated from editorial content. We do not censor critical content about companies whose products we cover.
Pen names
We publish under pen names (Sir Robot, Lady Robot) for privacy. Behind each pen name stands a real person responsible for the editorial content.
Corrections
Anyone can report an error by writing to editorial@robotsatlas.com. We verify the report within 24 hours and — if confirmed — correct the article, adding an "Update" section describing the change. Full policy here: Corrections policy.