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AI & content standards

How AI assistance fits into the Pickora editorial process.

Where AI may help

AI can help organize sources, suggest article angles, structure an outline, draft prose and check consistency. Its output still requires source verification and editorial assessment.

Evidence is not generated

A generated sentence, image or voice is not proof of a product claim. We distinguish official statements, other verified sources, firsthand notes and editorial inference. AI assistance must not invent use, measurements, testimonials or results.

Images and screenshots

Product screenshots and other third-party assets should be identified and sourced. An illustrative interface or vendor example must not be presented as a screenshot from our own testing. We do not claim ownership or blanket reuse rights over third-party media.

Responsibility for the published article

Pickora is responsible for the final content. We check that the wording, structured product details and buying recommendation agree, and report material limits in the evidence. A shared editorial byline does not imply that someone personally tested every product.

Corrections and revisions

An unsupported claim should be corrected or removed. If an important fact remains unverified, that limitation should be visible rather than filled with plausible-sounding detail.

Information reviewed October 13, 2026.

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