Editorial system

Auditable by design.
Evidence before automation.

PSYTECH News uses automation to widen the field of view, not to weaken editorial judgement. Discovery, source verification, psychological mapping, provenance and release checks remain inspectable.

The chain

01

Scan

A broad source mesh watches research, technology and institutional signals.

02

Score

Rules score human relevance, technological relevance, source type, freshness and duplication.

03

Map

Candidate stories are mapped to psychological constructs such as attention, cognition, trust, identity and autonomy.

04

Synthesize

Verified source packets are converted into structured PSYTECH briefs with source-specific interpretation and explicit uncertainty.

05

Bound

Every brief carries an evidence boundary, uncertainty section and inspectable source record.

06

Audit

Independent release checks test provenance, hype, causal language, duplication, editorial finish, voice quality and source integrity.

07

Publish

Only the audited state is committed. Failed or unfinished items remain newsroom data, not public editorial copy.

Live newsroom

Status

Operational

Sources monitored

455

Records inspected

5164

Published this run

0

Release gate

Passed

Last newsroom run

4 November 2026

The latest run completed normally, but no item met the publication threshold.

Non-negotiables

No model dependency

The core publication pipeline does not require an external generative model to remain operational.

No silent invention

Deterministic editorial assembly can reorganise and frame a source packet; it cannot invent findings, numbers, people or corroboration.

No source laundering

A reachable URL is not treated as independent proof. Evidence state and provenance remain explicit.

No mediocre fallback

If a story does not pass editorial-finish and release gates, it is not promoted as finished publication copy.

Principle

Automation should make the newsroom more disciplined, not merely faster.

Generative models can be used as optional editorial instruments when their contribution is disclosed. They are not required for the core publication pipeline to operate.