HOW WE SOURCE AI NEWS
The strongest AI reporting begins with primary material: government documents, company releases, filings, research papers, investor announcements and direct interviews.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Closest to the event
We prioritise official documents, regulator pages, company announcements, public filings, exchange disclosures, research papers and institutional releases.
INDEPENDENT REPORTING
Context and verification
Reputable media can provide independent reporting, local context or facts that are not fully documented in primary sources.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Useful, but not sufficient on its own
Important claims from social platforms require confirmation or clear attribution unless the post itself is the event being reported.
WHEN SOURCES DISAGREE
Show the disagreement
We do not collapse conflicting claims into one false certainty. We explain what each source says and what remains unresolved.
- Government / regulator
- Primary source for policy, regulation and public initiatives.
- Company announcement
- Primary source for what a company says it launched, raised or plans to do; claims are attributed.
- Public filing
- High-confidence source for corporate and financial events.
- Research paper / institution
- Primary source for research findings, with limitations explained where relevant.
- Investor announcement
- Useful for funding context; round terms are cross-checked where possible.
- Reputable media
- Used for independent reporting, context or events not fully documented in primary sources.
Explore the original sources
Start with the institution responsible for the document. Official sources establish what an organisation announced; their performance claims still need scrutiny.
- Japan Digital Agency ↗
Government digital policy, standards and procurement documentation.
- ASEAN ↗
Regional guidance and cooperation documents; check whether implementation is national or regional.
- Monetary Authority of Singapore ↗
Official statements and supervisory material for Singapore’s financial sector.
- AI Singapore / SEA-LION ↗
Model documentation, evaluation context and resources for Southeast Asian languages.
- Preferred Networks ↗
Company, product and research information from the original issuer.
- NUS Computing ↗
Research profiles, institutional announcements and links to underlying work.
Each article links to the specific documents supporting its claims. This directory is a starting point, not an endorsement.
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