How we make aijour

aijour is a Danish news site about artificial intelligence. We believe technology is only progress when it gives people more agency and more energy. Not when it simply gives them even more to keep up with.

There is news about AI every single day. The problem is rarely a lack of information. The problem is working out what matters to you and what you can use it for on an ordinary Monday. So we make the overwhelming manageable: short, concrete and in plain language, with the jargon explained and our take on what the news means for you.

aijour is published by Promptly, which runs practical courses in AI, communication, video and digital balance for professionals. Here you can read how the news is made.

How the news is made

The news is written by AI from sources we can read freely, never from text behind a paywall. The English pages are AI translations of the Danish articles. The sources are listed below each article. Below the headline it says whether the article has passed our automated source checks or has been reviewed by the editors. The images are also made with AI and do not show real people.

Automated checks do not catch everything. Articles with serious allegations or sensitive topics are approved by the editors before they are published. If we correct a significant error, it is noted below the article with a date.

Editor-in-chief

Andreas Skadhede, as@promptly.dk. Please write if you find an error.