A newsroom built on evidence, engineered for speed.
Automatica Press covers research, technology, policy and the institutions shaping them. It runs on the Automatica Engine, an AI-assisted editorial workflow that monitors sources, drafts coverage and checks each material claim against the document it came from before anything is published.
Speed comes from automation. Trust comes from the checks: a story that can't show its evidence doesn't run.
- 12,453
- Articles published
- 84
- Sources profiled
- 71,392
- Source items analyzed
From source to story
Seven stages, each with a job it can refuse to pass along.
Monitor
Research feeds, publications and social sources are checked every 15 minutes. Each source carries an editor-maintained profile covering evidence type, ownership and potential conflicts.
Cluster
Incoming items are grouped into specific events over a 72-hour window. The number of items reporting an event is never treated as independent corroboration.
Research
Source pages and supporting documents are retrieved and compiled into an evidence dossier. Research snapshots preserve the material used to develop and review the story.
Draft
The story goes to the desk that covers its beat. The writer works only from the dossier, and evidence determines whether it becomes a brief, a story or an explainer.
Edit
The editor in chief reviews every draft for accuracy, framing and clarity. Drafts are approved, sent back for revision, or held.
Verify
Every material claim in the headline, summary and body must match a verbatim passage in a named source document. Anything unsupported holds the story.
Decide
Stories that pass automated editorial, evidence and safety checks publish automatically. Sensitive topics are flagged for context; unresolved material evidence gaps hold the story. Human approval is not required.
Automated where it helps, human where it counts
Journalists write alongside the Engine
Staff writers draft in the same newsroom, submit for editorial review and receive change requests through the same workflow.
Editors hold the final say
Editors can revise, publish, archive and correct stories, assess sources and resolve reader reports. Human audits are optional quality checks; automated publication does not require human approval.
Every change is on the record
Revisions to published facts carry a dated public correction note, and revision history cannot be erased.
Bring the Engine to your newsroom
Connect research, writing, house style and publication checks in one editorial workflow. The Engine powers Automatica Press, which has been running successfully for nearly a year.
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