Editorial Standards

AI Capital Forge exists to publish useful, accurate, and clearly sourced coverage of the AI creation economy.

Editorial focus

We cover AI companies, tools, creative production, founder strategy, funding, platform shifts, workflows, regulation, markets, and culture where the story has clear reader value.

Sourcing

We aim to ground coverage in direct sources, public records, company materials, credible reporting, interviews, data, and other verifiable evidence. When a claim cannot be supported, it should not be presented as fact.

Press releases and announcements

We review announcements and press releases, but we do not treat them as publication-ready by default. Coverage depends on relevance, evidence, context, and whether the story matters beyond the company issuing it.

Analysis and opinion

When we provide analysis, we separate interpretation from reported fact. Analysis should be grounded in the available evidence and should not invent motives, numbers, quotes, or outcomes.

Corrections

If you believe a published article contains a factual error, email [email protected] with the article URL, the exact issue, and supporting evidence. We review factual concerns and update published work when a correction is warranted.

Independence

Editorial coverage is based on relevance and reader value. Commercial interest, access, or promotion should not determine whether a story is covered.