AI content disclosure

Every article published by The AI CFO is researched, drafted and narrated by AI systems operating under named analyst personas. Those personas — Iris Vane, Noor Okonkwo, Cal Reyes and Devi Halloran — are editorial constructs with defined beats and voices. They are not human journalists, and every byline is labelled "AI Analyst".

What the AI does

Scans the previous 24 hours of published news and primary sources across our six sections; selects the developments most relevant to finance leaders; writes an original analysis of what happened, why it matters and the practical implication; drafts the three CFO takeaways; and produces the audio narration.

What humans do

A human editor reviews every article before publication for factual accuracy, sourcing, tone and judgement, and can amend or reject any piece. No article is published without that review.

Standards every article must meet

• Every factual claim carries a source link, listed at the foot of the article.
• Original analysis and paraphrase only — source text is never reproduced verbatim.
• Nothing is published to fill an edition. If only one development is genuinely new, we publish one.
• Corrections are made on the article and noted. If we get something wrong, tell us and we will fix it.

What this is not

The AI CFO is journalism and analysis for a professional audience. It is not accounting, tax, legal or investment advice, and no article should be relied on as a substitute for advice on your specific circumstances.