Artificial intelligence and authorship

AIN openly uses artificial intelligence to identify candidate stories, organize reporting, draft scripts, generate the voice of host Mark Ellison, and prepare episode materials. Mark is an AI-generated broadcaster, not a human journalist, eyewitness, or source.

Story selection

Stories are selected for public interest, consequence, timeliness, and demonstrated reader or search attention. The research process scans daily briefings and reporting from across the political spectrum. Selection is not an endorsement of a story's framing or viewpoint.

Verification and sourcing

Claims are checked against current reporting, official records, primary documents, league scoreboards, market data, and other authoritative sources before publication. Every episode page includes its complete transcript and a source list so listeners can inspect the reporting behind the briefing.

News and opinion

AIN is designed as a factual news briefing. It does not use a panel format and does not present political advocacy as straight reporting. When a disputed claim or interpretation is important to a story, the script attributes it to the person or organization making it.

Corrections

When AIN learns that a material fact is wrong or meaningfully incomplete, the published transcript and episode notes are corrected as promptly as practical. Audio may be replaced when the error materially changes the report. Send a correction with the episode date, the passage in question, and a supporting source to hello@listenain.com.

Ownership and contact

Artificially Intelligent News is an independent publication launched in August 2026. Editorial questions, media inquiries, listener notes, and correction requests may be sent to hello@listenain.com.