What AI does
- Writes the news: stories, Today’s Read and Before the Bell, from published sources it reads in full. Written by Claude, made by Anthropic.
- Reads results releases for what each company says it expects, and finds when each company reports next.
- Writes market briefs and reads what people post about each coin on X. Written by Grok, made by xAI.
- Answers your questions in Ask.
Every page AI writes says so, and every story names and links its sources.
What AI never does
- Set a score, a fair value or a rating. Those come from fixed rules applied to filings and prices.
- Make up a price. Prices come from our market data feeds.
- See your money. PreOpen does not connect to a brokerage account.
How it is checked
We call our checks the Guardian. They run all day, every day.
- Before you read it: an AI reviewer reads every story and briefing against our data and the sources it was written from. What it finds wrong is taken out, not rewritten.
- Quotes: a quote must match its source word for word, or it comes out.
- Every hour: code checks the figures on company pages, markets and calendar events against our data and official filings, and hides one found wrong until it is put right. Figures in stories are compared with the pages they came from.
- Every day: a sample of figures is checked against primary sources by code that shares nothing with the code that made them.
Its limits
AI can misread a source, or get a figure or a date wrong, and checks catch most mistakes but not all of them. When one gets through, we correct it in the open: see Corrections.
Ask answers in seconds. Its figures are checked by code as it writes, but an answer can still be wrong, so treat it as a starting point and check what matters on the pages it links.