AI assists. Editorial control decides.

1. Define the edition, story count, scope and interest coverage.
2. Collect and inspect relevant primary and independent sources.
3. Verify names, numbers, dates, timing and any quoted market reaction.
4. Separate reported fact, interpretation, uncertainty, risk and watch items.
5. Add relevant tickers or an explicit no-direct-ticker classification.
6. Draft the script and generate the synthetic presentation.
7. Review sources, script, captions, audio, framing, visual edges and ticker facts.
8. Approve and pin the story version, source set, render and context snapshot.
9. Publish only the approved edition.
10. Append a correction or superseding version when the record needs to change.

• Story snapshot: frozen information known at the approved story cutoff.
• Research snapshot: a later, editorially checked completed-session comparison.
• Current or live quote: unavailable until TickerCue has a licensed production provider and external-display rights.

The date, source basis and status must remain visible. A research snapshot is never described as live.

AI can invent detail, conflate companies, misread sources, omit counter-evidence, mispronounce names or produce caption and visual-rendering defects. Sources, structured checks and explicit approval reduce risk but do not eliminate it.

Public Live AI answers, autonomous predictions, probabilities, price targets, paid subscriptions and current quotes remain disabled until their safety, data, licensing, privacy and governance requirements are complete.