AI disclosure

BattleTown News uses AI language models to prepare summaries of third-party reports and to translate stories into the 15 site languages. This page explains how that works and where people take part.

What the models do

A model reads the source reports and writes an original article in English: a headline, key takeaways and short sections. Another model translates it into the other site languages. Automated checks look for banned phrases, near-copies of sources, missing links, changed numbers and any mention of BattleTown.

What people do

Editors choose the sources the pipeline may read and set its rules. They review the stories that the checks hold back, including every story about BattleTown. They can edit or unpublish any story and write corrections.

Translations

Every story is translated by machine from the English text, which remains the reference version. A translation goes live only when it keeps the structure, the numbers and the names of the English text and passes the same checks. A translation that fails stays offline until an editor fixes it.

Limits

Models can make mistakes, especially in translation. If you see an error, write to us using the corrections page.