TechDeville covers breaking news across technology, gaming, artificial intelligence, and the IT industry. These guidelines explain how we produce our coverage, the standards we hold it to, and the role both technology and people play in our newsroom. We publish them because we believe readers deserve to know how we make the news they read.
Our mission
We aim to tell readers what happened, why it matters, and what remains unknown — quickly, accurately, and without hype. We cover developments that are genuinely newsworthy: product launches, security incidents, industry moves, and the decisions shaping the technology people use every day. We are not a rumor mill or a deals blog, and we work to keep opinion clearly separate from reporting.
How we use AI
We are transparent about the fact that TechDeville uses artificial intelligence in producing its news coverage. Specifically:
- Drafting. Our articles are drafted with the assistance of AI systems that work from the factual reporting of established, reputable news sources. Our process is built to summarize verifiable facts and produce original explanatory writing, not to copy or lightly reword any single source’s work.
- Multi-source basis. We prioritize stories that have been reported by more than one independent outlet. Facts are drawn from across those reports rather than from a single article, and our coverage is written in our own words and structure.
- Human oversight. Our editorial team sets the standards our automated process follows, monitors published output, and retains full control over what appears on the site. We review coverage, correct errors, and remove or revise anything that does not meet our standards. Editorial responsibility for everything we publish rests with TechDeville, not with any automated tool.
- Disclosure. Articles produced with AI assistance carry a visible note to that effect, and our published content includes machine-readable markers identifying it as AI-assisted, in line with emerging transparency standards and applicable law.
We view AI as a tool that helps a small team cover a fast-moving industry at speed. It does not change who is accountable for our journalism: we are.
Accuracy and sourcing
- We base our reporting on established, credible news outlets and primary sources such as official announcements, company statements, and public filings.
- We do not fabricate facts, quotes, statistics, or details. Where a fact cannot be established from reliable reporting, we either leave it out or clearly note that it is unconfirmed.
- We credit original reporting. When another outlet is first to report a story, we say so.
- Where sources disagree or key details are still unknown, we tell readers rather than paper over the uncertainty.
Independence
Our news coverage is editorially independent. We do not accept payment to write, alter, or suppress news stories, and advertising or commercial relationships do not influence our reporting. Any sponsored or affiliate content, if published, will be clearly labeled and kept separate from our news coverage.
Images
We do not republish the copyrighted photography of the outlets we reference. Images on our articles are either licensed for commercial use or original illustrations generated for us. We do not present AI-generated illustrations as documentary photographs of real events.