How ContextIA is produced
ContextIA is a news portal in which topic selection, sourcing, writing and translation are done with artificial intelligence, under verification rules and human editorial responsibility.
How a story is chosen
We follow public feeds from official bodies, research institutions and news agencies. The AI scores each subject for relevance to each edition (Brazil, world; Portuguese, English and Spanish), concrete consequences for people, novelty and source quality. Routine acts, political endorsements and statements without consequence are not prioritized.
How each text is written
The AI writes an original text based on what the sources actually report, without copying. Before publishing, the system checks numbers, dates and quotes against the text of the sources it read and holds the story back when something is not in them. When there is a single source or preliminary information, the text clearly attributes it to the source.
Sources
Each article lists the sources used, with links, and marks primary sources (official bodies and institutions). We do not state more than the sources support.
Images
Every image carries a credit and a link to its origin. We use freely licensed images (for example, from Wikimedia Commons) and, when a story cites a publication, the main image of that same publication, credited as “Reproduction” to the outlet, with a link to the original story. Archive or illustrative images are labeled as such; we use a photo of the event itself or leave the story without an image. We do not use AI-generated images to represent real events.
The role of people
Publication is automatic, but responsibility is human: the team monitors, can edit, correct and withdraw any story, and doubtful items (diverging sources, preliminary information, validation failures) are held for review. See the Transparency and authorship page.
Limits
AI can be wrong and is neither neutral nor infallible. If you find an error, see the Corrections page. We have no party alignment.
Access
You can read 3 full stories per day for free; Sports and Entertainment are open. The paid subscription, with unlimited access, is not open yet.