This newsletter features timely, research-driven reporting on business, finance, and economic trends. Each article is created entirely by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, using built-in deep research tools like web search and Agent Mode to investigate and analyze complex topics.

Yes — every article is researched, written, and edited entirely by AI. No human writers or editors are involved. The results are shaped using expert-level prompt engineering to ensure clarity, accuracy, and professional tone.

The AI uses real-time web search tools and Agent Mode (both part of ChatGPT) to find and review up-to-date information from trusted, reputable sources. These include major financial publications (like Reuters, Bloomberg, WSJ), official government releases, economic think tanks, and academic research.

We strive for objectivity and fact-based reporting. However, because the content is generated by AI, there’s always a possibility of unintentional bias, omissions, or factual errors. While we use rigorous prompts and restrict sources to credible outlets, we recommend cross-checking critical information and not treating the content as financial or legal advice.

No. All writing, research, analysis, and formatting are performed by ChatGPT alone. That said, the process is guided by expert prompt design to emulate professional journalism standards.

AI offers scale, speed, and the ability to rapidly synthesize complex data from diverse sources. While it’s not a replacement for human expertise, it’s a powerful tool for surfacing relevant insights and trends—especially in fast-moving domains like finance and policy.

Articles are based on the AI models search results and citations from reputable publications. ChatGPT only uses publicly available content that it can legally access during the research process.

This content is built on credible sources and a structured, transparent research process. While AI can still make mistakes or miss nuance, our goal is to reduce bias, not reinforce it. All traditional news outlets carry some bias; we aim to minimize that through objective sourcing and prompt design. Still, for high-stakes decisions, it's smart to cross-check key facts.