Trust & Editorial Standards

Last updated: October 25, 2026

Aurethis publishes research and analysis on applied artificial intelligence. Everything we publish rests on a simple commitment: a reader should be able to trace every claim back to a source, and to tell us when we get something wrong.

How this section works

• Editorial standards — how articles are commissioned, sourced, reviewed, and updated.
• Methodology — how we evaluate products, platforms, and models, including the limits of what we can verify.
• Corrections — how to report an error and how we disclose fixes.

What we do not do

• We do not accept payment for coverage, ranking, or placement inside articles.
• We do not run affiliate links in editorial content.
• We do not publish performance figures, testimonials, or benchmarks we cannot source.

Independence and ownership

Aurethis is an independent software company. Our editorial work is not sponsored by, and is not directed by, any vendor we write about. Where we discuss our own products, we say so explicitly.

AI-assisted production

Some articles are drafted with the assistance of AI tools and then reviewed against primary sources before publication. Every published piece carries a last-reviewed date. If an article has not been re-verified, its date reflects that honestly.

Contact

Questions about our standards, or a request to review something we published: [email protected].