Two kinds of content
Dated signal briefings report a measured observation window. Explainer articles explain a method, category, or workflow. A briefing is not a forecast, and an explainer is not a measured result.
Editorial standards
Show the work, date the claim.
How TrendsAGI produces briefings and explainers, what automation changes, how corrections work, and where the commercial relationship is disclosed.
Evidence before adjectives
A velocity claim needs a measured rate, a timestamp, an observation window, a sample count, and a named provider. A page without that record does not present a rate.
Dates mean something
Publication and modification dates are updated when the substance changes, not to simulate freshness. A stable URL keeps the citation valid while the snapshot date tells readers which version they have.
Automation is disclosed
TrendsAGI uses automation to draft and structure some briefings. Automated pages are labelled as automated research, carry their measurement provenance, and are excluded from search discovery when they do not meet the publication gate.
Corrections and review
What happens when something is wrong.
Send the URL, the sentence, and the evidence. We check the source and the measurement record before changing the page.
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Check
We compare the claim with the cited source and the stored measurement record.
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Correct
A factual error is corrected in the page. If the substance changes, the modification date changes too.
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Record
The correction stays visible in the page history and the page keeps its URL so existing citations resolve.
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Remove if unverifiable
If a claim cannot be supported, it is removed rather than softened into a vague assertion.
Independence and disclosure
We publish the product, and we say so.
TrendsAGI writes about its own product. Comparison and alternative pages disclose that TrendsAGI is the publisher, define the criteria before scoring, and link to the underlying research where one exists. Vendor details change; readers should confirm current features and prices with the vendor.
We do not publish fabricated authors, customers, reviews, metrics, or freshness. Sponsored or paid placements are not presented as editorial recommendations.
AI assistance
Automation is a tool, not a byline.
Language models can help draft, structure, and check copy. They do not get to invent a measurement, a source, or a customer. A page that reports a signal must carry the measurement record described on the research page; without it, the page does not report a rate.
Automated trend briefings are identified as automated research. The publication gate also requires public source hosts before a briefing is treated as indexable, so a thin draft does not become a search result.