Last updated: 28 August 2026
StrongMocha News Group is an AI-native publishing network operated by Thorsten Meyer (see our Impressum). This page explains — concretely — how our content is produced, what our labels mean, and how to read our articles critically. We would rather be transparent about automation than pretend to be a traditional newsroom.
How our content is produced
Our articles are researched, drafted, quality-scored, revised and published by DojoClaw, our in-house AI publishing system, end to end. Human editors set the rules, the source hierarchy, the quality gates and the topics; they spot-check output and act on reader reports — but individual articles are, as a rule, not reviewed by a human before publication. Where a human did review a piece, it says so explicitly.
Source hierarchy
When DojoClaw writes from a source, it prefers, in order:
- Primary sources — the company, agency, court, study or dataset the news is about.
- Wire services and major press — Reuters, AP, FT, Bloomberg and comparable outlets.
- Established trade press for the vertical in question.
- Other media, community sources and social platforms — used for discovery, not as sole proof.
Syndicated pieces state their provenance at the end of the article: “Primary source: X · via Y”. Sites in our own network are never counted as independent confirmation of a claim — see Our Network for the full list of brands that share this infrastructure.
The machine claim-audit
For news articles on enabled sites, a second, adversarial AI model receives only the finished article and its source material and is asked one question: which checkable claims does the source NOT support? Unsupported claims are weakened to what the source actually says, attributed, or removed before publication. The result is disclosed in the “How we know this” box under those articles, including an evidence level:
- A — Primary-source verified: machine-audited clean against a primary source.
- B — Source-backed: machine-audited against a publisher source, or audited with corrections against a primary source.
- C — Analysis / partly unverified: source-based but unaudited, or claims survived only in weakened form.
- D — Original commentary: no external source; opinion or original analysis.
What our labels mean
- “Recommended by {site} · AI-assisted guides” — product-guide recommendation modules are selected by software (topical match plus reader-demand signals) and contain affiliate links. They are commerce, clearly separated from reporting, and each site’s Affiliate Disclosure applies.
- “AI-assisted reporting (DojoClaw) — automated publication” — the article was produced by our system without individual human review.
- We earn commissions from qualifying purchases through affiliate links (Amazon Associates and others). Advertisers and affiliate programs have no influence on what our news coverage says; product modules are selected by software, not sold as placements.
Corrections
If you find a factual error, write to contact@strongmocha.com. We correct articles in place, update the article’s date stamp, and materially significant corrections are noted in the text. Automated systems make mistakes; telling us about one is the fastest way to get it fixed everywhere the piece was syndicated.
Why we publish this page
Large-scale AI publishing is only trustworthy if its mechanics are inspectable. This page, the per-article provenance lines, the claim-audit disclosures and the network list exist so you never have to guess how a StrongMocha article came to be.
