About AI We
AI We is an independent Australian digital publication dedicated to covering artificial intelligence — its developments, implications, and real-world impact across Australia. We write for everyday Australians, not industry insiders.
Our Mission
AI We was founded with a straightforward purpose: to make artificial intelligence news and guidance accessible, accurate, and genuinely useful to Australians. As AI reshapes industries, workplaces, and everyday life across the country, we believe Australians deserve a dedicated, locally focused source of information — one that cuts through the hype and explains what these developments actually mean for real people.
We cover the full spectrum of AI in Australia: from federal policy and regulatory frameworks to healthcare breakthroughs, education technology, defence applications, and practical guides for everyday use. Our goal is to inform, not overwhelm — presenting complex topics in plain language without sacrificing accuracy or depth.
How We Use AI in Our Editorial Process
We are transparent about the role AI tools play in producing content on this site. Here is exactly how we use them — and where human editorial judgment takes over.
AI assists with drafting
AI language tools are used to help structure and draft article content. This speeds up production and helps us maintain a consistent publishing schedule.
Humans verify every fact
Every factual claim — statistics, quotes, policy details, company announcements — is verified against primary sources before publication. We do not publish AI-generated facts without independent confirmation.
No fabricated content
We have a strict policy against publishing invented statistics, fabricated quotes, or made-up events. If a claim cannot be sourced, it does not appear in our articles.
Editorial review on every article
Every article is reviewed by a human editor before publication. The editor checks accuracy, tone, Australian relevance, and whether the content genuinely serves the reader.
Sources cited in every article
Each article includes a sources section at the end, listing the primary references used. Readers can verify claims independently.
Our commitment: AI We will never publish content that is factually incorrect, misleading, or generated without human editorial oversight. If you spot an error, please contact us and we will correct it promptly.
Editorial Team
AI We is operated by an independent content creator and editorial manager based in Sydney, Australia. All editorial decisions — including what stories to cover, how they are framed, and what sources are cited — are made independently, without influence from advertisers or third parties.
Our content draws on Australian government publications, peer-reviewed research, official announcements from technology companies, and reporting from established Australian and international news organisations. We do not publish unverified claims or speculative content presented as fact.
Editorial Standards
We hold ourselves to the following standards in every article we publish:
- Accuracy: All factual claims are sourced from verifiable, credible references — including Australian government bodies, academic institutions, and established news organisations. We do not fabricate statistics, quotes, or events.
- Transparency: We clearly identify the nature of each piece — whether it is a news report, an explainer, or a practical guide. Our use of AI tools in the editorial process is disclosed openly on this page.
- Independence: AI We has no affiliation with any AI company, technology vendor, or political organisation. Our editorial positions are formed independently.
- Corrections: If an error is identified in a published article, we correct it promptly and note the correction within the article. Readers can report errors via our contact page.
- Australian focus: Our primary audience is Australian. We prioritise stories with direct relevance to Australians — whether that is local policy, Australian businesses, or global developments with a clear Australian dimension.
Our Sources
AI We draws primarily from Australian sources, including the Department of Industry, Science and Resources; the Australian Signals Directorate; CSIRO; the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC); and official announcements from Australian universities and research institutions.
For international AI developments, we reference primary sources such as company announcements, published research papers, and reporting from established technology and news publications. Where AI tools are used to assist in drafting or research, this is subject to full editorial review and verification before publication.
Advertising
AI We is supported by advertising through Google AdSense. This means that when you visit our site, Google may display advertisements based on your browsing activity and interests. These ads are served by Google and its advertising partners.
Editorial independence: Advertising revenue does not influence our editorial decisions. Advertisers have no input into which stories we cover, how we cover them, or what conclusions we reach. All editorial content is produced independently.
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Corrections Policy
AI We is committed to accuracy. When we make a factual error, we correct it promptly and transparently. Corrections are noted within the affected article so that readers who encounter the original version understand what changed and why.
How to report an error: If you believe an article contains a factual inaccuracy, a misleading claim, or content that should be reviewed, please contact us via our contact page. Please include the article URL, the specific claim you believe is incorrect, and any supporting sources. We review all correction requests promptly and in good faith.
What we correct: Factual errors, incorrect statistics, misattributed quotes, and outdated information that materially changes the meaning of an article. We do not alter articles to remove accurate but unflattering information, nor do we accept correction requests from parties seeking to suppress legitimate reporting.
Takedown requests: In accordance with the Australian Consumer Law and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), individuals who believe content about them is inaccurate or breaches their privacy may submit a takedown request via our contact page. We will assess all requests against our editorial standards and applicable law.