AI Usage Disclosure
Real people research, test and edit everything we publish. We use AI tools to help with drafting and fact-checking, and nothing goes live without an editor's sign-off.
This page explains where AI tools fit into our workflow, and where they don't.
How We Use AI
odds.guru may use AI tools as a production aid across the editorial process. In practice that can include:
- Gathering and organising background research
- Producing first drafts and outlines for an editor to develop
- Copy editing, proofreading, and consistency checks
- Formatting, summarising, and structuring data
- Generating or processing supporting imagery and metadata
These tools help our small team move faster and stay consistent. They do not replace the people responsible for what we publish.
Human Editorial Review and Accountability
Every article on odds.guru is reviewed and approved by a member of our editorial team before it goes live. A human editor is accountable for the accuracy, fairness, and tone of each piece, and for the ratings, rankings, and opinions we publish. AI assistance never changes that: editorial responsibility always rests with the OddsGuru team.
What AI Does Not Do
- AI tools do not publish articles independently
- AI does not set platform ratings, rankings, or review scores on its own
- AI does not decide which platforms we cover or how we cover them
- AI output is never treated as a final source of truth without human verification
Corrections and Contact
If you spot something that looks wrong, or you have a question about how a particular article was produced, we want to hear from you. We review and correct factual errors promptly. Reach out through our contact page.
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