VERSION 0.2 · DRAFT FOR REVIEW
Editorial Policy
Our approach to clear, attributed and relevant AI governance information. Real automated collection and publishing remain disabled.
Review date: 2026-10-16
Purpose and authorship
Insights provide general information about AI governance, risk and related developments. Original commentary is distinguished from source-led updates. Content is not personalised legal or professional advice.
Sources and permissions
The initial approved source organisations are NIST, UK DSIT and the UK AI Security Institute, limited to the permissions recorded for each source. Approval of an organisation does not grant permission to reuse all its material. Page-specific restrictions, third-party rights and attribution requirements must be checked. OAIC material is reference-only and is not an automatic feed.
Attribution and regional context
Source-led updates identify the organisation, original link, relevant date and source region. Brief summaries must fairly represent the original material. US and UK developments are labelled by region and are not presented as Australian obligations. Source logos or names do not imply endorsement.
Publication checks
Material is skipped when permission, source reliability, dates, relevance, sufficient source material or duplicate checks are not satisfied. There is no minimum publication quota. Automated workflows remain disabled until separately implemented, tested and authorised. Existing articles and CMS draft branches must not be overwritten by an append-only news workflow.
Corrections and removal
To report a suspected error or rights concern, email [email protected] with the article URL and a brief explanation. Appropriate action may include a correction, clarification or withdrawal after review. No fixed response time is promised. Significant changes should be identified rather than silently presented as original reporting.
Independence and review
Commercial interests or sponsored content, if introduced, must be clearly identified. Publication does not imply that a linked product or provider has been assessed or recommended. The policy will be reviewed when the editorial workflow changes.
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