AI can misunderstand context, flatten disagreement and make mistakes. Treat every WILDNEWS briefing as a starting point, then use the linked sources to read the original reporting and evidence.
What AI helps us do
A practical tool for organising coverage, never a substitute for the source.
Find and group
AI helps identify conservation stories across different outlets and group reports that appear to describe the same underlying event.
Summarise and tag
AI helps draft concise overviews, key points and topic labels so readers can understand the shape of a story quickly.
Compare coverage
AI helps surface differences in framing, evidence and agreement across the reporting. These coverage signals describe the sources we found, not factual accuracy.
What this service is
Aggregation, not original reporting
WILDNEWS uses AI assistance to create article briefings from publicly available reporting and linked source material. They should not be quoted as eyewitness reporting or treated as a replacement for the organisations and journalists who gathered the facts.
Each briefing is designed to help readers understand a story quickly, compare the available coverage and find the underlying reporting.
Our publishing standard
Source links stay visible
Every article page keeps the original source links close to the summary. Readers can compare the briefing with the primary material, check other coverage and form their own view.
Where a briefing is wrong or misleading, it should be corrected clearly. AI assistance is never a reason to hide responsibility for what appears on the site.