AI Policy
Last updated: June 19, 2026
Nuzenio uses AI-assisted reading features to help users understand live news faster. AI features are designed as summaries and context, not as a replacement for original publisher reporting.
How AI Is Used
- To summarize article headlines and RSS descriptions.
- To explain what happened and why a story may matter.
- To organize visible key facts from available article metadata.
- To help users compare source-attributed stories across categories.
Source Attribution
Every article view keeps the publisher name and original source link visible. Users should rely on the original publisher page for the complete report, quotes, images, legal details, and updates.
AI summaries on Nuzenio are reading aids. They may be incomplete or need correction when source feeds change, publisher metadata is limited, or a story develops quickly.
AI Boundaries
AI context must not add facts that are not supported by the visible feed brief, publisher metadata, timestamps, or source links. Nuzenio avoids using AI text as medical, legal, financial, election, conflict, or safety advice. Important claims should be checked with the original publisher and other authoritative sources.
Nuzenio separates AI context from original publisher links and labels AI summaries as reading aids. Source-diversity and comparison signals are based on feed metadata, not AI judgment.
Corrections
If an AI summary, key fact, category, or context panel appears inaccurate, send the Nuzenio page URL and original publisher URL to contact@nuzenio.com.