Use of AI

Most articles on Helvetic Markets are produced with artificial intelligence, working from public sources: company announcements, central bank and statistical releases, regulatory filings and news reports. The AI summarises and rewrites that material into a news article. It does not conduct interviews or original reporting.

Before an article can be published it must pass automated checks: relevance to our regional focus (Switzerland and Europe), a minimum length, the correct language, and a duplicate check against stories we have already published. Articles that fail are not published.

Our editorial desk sets the rules the system follows, monitors what is published and can stop or withdraw any article. Not every article is read by a person before it goes live.

German and French versions are prepared by a member of the desk with AI assistance and checked against the English original for figures, names and the direction of market moves. They are not published automatically.

We use third-party language models to process public source material. No information about our readers is sent to them.

Every article produced with AI says so at the end.

AI can make mistakes. If you find an error, email corrections@helveticmarkets.com with the article link and the passage in question. We correct errors under our Corrections Policy.