Editorial Policy & Corrections
This page describes how The Tech Stream works today. It describes current practice only, and we will update it as the publication grows.
What we publish
Articles about artificial intelligence, quantum computing and sustainable technology. Each story has a category, and the story pages show a publication date. You can browse them in the News archive.
Sources
Each story listed on the Home and News pages links to a source where readers can find out more, for example the websites of technology organisations, research institutions, standards bodies, regulators and publishers. These links point to the organisation's or publication's relevant page. They are a starting point for further reading and are not a citation of every statement in the article. For details, please check the original source.
Images
The images on this site are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of real events. The Image credits section of the About page explains how they were made.
What we do not claim
We do not currently claim that articles are independently fact-checked or reviewed by named editors, and the site does not yet name its authors or editors. If that changes, this page will be updated.
Corrections
If an article contains a mistake, it should be corrected. However, a way to report corrections has not been set up yet. The contact form is not currently connected to email or storage, so it cannot be used to report a correction, and no corrections email address is published. A working corrections contact method still needs to be configured before the site launches publicly. This page will be updated when it is.