Editorial standards & corrections

Every story is based on at least two sources, and we link all of them at the end of the story. Where a company or public body has made an official announcement, filing or statement, that is one of the sources and the story is built on it.

We report what was officially announced and neutral, attributed facts about companies and products. Where a detail comes from one outlet only, or from people who were not named, we say so in the story and label it as a report. Prices and specifications are the vendor's own figures unless we say otherwise.

We do not report on people's private lives or personal conduct, and we do not speculate about anyone's motives. Legal and regulatory stories describe allegations as allegations, attributed to the filing or the authority that made them; nobody is presumed guilty.

KreatorFlow News is AI-assisted. A language model prepares a first draft from a fact sheet of verified, sourced points. An editor then checks every claim against the sources, rewrites where needed and decides whether the story runs. Nothing is published without that review.

The “Why it matters for creators” part of a story is our analysis, and it is written as analysis, not as fact.

Where a story has a picture from the company's own announcement, or a freely licensed image from Wikimedia Commons, we use it and credit it under the image with a link to the source. We never take photos from news outlets or agencies. Otherwise the picture is an AI-generated illustration made for the story, labelled as such. We never generate an image of a real person or a likeness of one.

KreatorFlow offers many of the AI models we write about. Stories say so where it is relevant, and our coverage is not paid for by the companies we cover. Links to model pages on KreatorFlow are shown in a separate block at the end of a story, never inside the reporting.

If we get something wrong, we fix it and the story shows the date it was updated. If a correction changes the meaning of the story, we say what changed at the end of the story.

To ask for a correction, or to raise a concern about a story, email support@kreatorflow.ai with the link to the story and what you believe is wrong. We read every message and reply.