Editorial standards

This page explains how everything here is made, so you know what you're reading and can trust it. If we ever fall short of this, tell us.

Who's responsible

Rahul Nayak, Head of Content Operations at Forbes Advisor, is the editor and publisher of NibbleFeed and is accountable for what appears here. He works hands-on with AI in publishing every day.

How we source

• We prefer primary sources: a company's own announcement over someone's write-up of it.
• When a story relies on a journalist's reporting, we credit and link that outlet, not the press release.
• Where facts are uncertain, we give a range and say so, rather than inventing a precise-sounding number.

How we use AI

News summaries. Our summaries are drafted with AI assistance from the linked source and reviewed by an editor (Rahul Nayak) before they go live. To keep the feed timely, a story may occasionally be published automatically after the review window closes. Every summary links to its original source. If something is wrong, tell us at contact@nibblefeed.co.

Explainers and tests. These are published under Rahul Nayak's name. AI tools may help with drafting and research. The timed tests are described in The tests, with the method used for each.

Accuracy and corrections

We aim to be accurate and clear. If you spot an error, email contact@nibblefeed.co or visit our support page. We correct mistakes promptly and note significant corrections on the page itself.

Independence

Our editorial judgment is our own. Any future sponsored content or affiliate links will be clearly labelled and never change what we honestly recommend.

Plain language

We write for smart, curious people who don't follow AI closely. If a term needs a glossary, we explain it on the spot. Jargon that hides meaning has no place here.