Editorial intelligence
AI extends the desk.
It does not inherit editorial authority.
PSYTECH News is built for an AI-shaped information environment. Machines can widen attention, detect patterns, sharpen questions and improve copy. Evidence, provenance and release authority remain separate from model fluency.
The V10 chain
Scan
A broad source mesh watches research, technology and institutional signals.
Filter
Deterministic rules reject weak, duplicated, commercial or non-human-impact candidates.
Frame
AI may identify the psychologically interesting tension in a source-bounded packet.
Challenge
AI generates counter-questions and evidence-gap prompts before copy is polished.
Edit
A constrained copy desk can refine headline and standfirst without changing the evidence record.
Audit
Schema, provenance, evidence-boundary, hype and release checks run before state is committed.
Publish
Only the audited story state reaches the public archive. AI never grants itself publication authority.
Live desk state
AI desk
not configured
Editorial memos
0
Source mesh
122
Release gate
Pass
Current-edition diagnostics only. A successful AI stage does not imply that a story is factually corroborated; the release audit and evidence state are separate systems. The latest audited edition contains 3 released article(s).
Non-negotiables
Evidence
A model cannot upgrade reported material into corroborated or peer-reviewed evidence.
Sources
A model cannot replace, invent or silently alter the source record.
Claims
Fluent prose is not accepted as verification. Stronger claims require stronger source support.
Authority
AI can suggest, compare and edit. It cannot independently approve publication.
Design principle
The future is not AI replacing judgement.
It is intelligence becoming more inspectable.
PSYTECH uses AI to increase range, speed and editorial sensitivity while keeping the epistemic boundary visible. Readers should be able to tell where evidence ends and interpretation begins.