Our AI policy
Everything you read on Marble comes from the newsrooms or is counted by us. Here is where AI is never used, and what works without it.
Where we never use it
Nothing on this website is written by AI. Headlines, summaries and story text come from the newsrooms themselves, word for word, credited and linked. We don’t rewrite them.
No AI images. Every picture is a real photo: the outlet’s own image for its story, an official press image, or a freely licensed photo from Wikimedia Commons, credited on the page. We don’t generate, edit or “enhance” photos.
No invented quotes or facts. AI never writes quotes, statistics or claims. Every number on Marble is counted, not written.
No AI bylines or fake people. There are no made-up writers or personas.
What works without it
Grouping reports into stories. Reports about the same event are matched by rules: the names and words their headlines share, and when they were published.
Choosing what you see. The front page, Trending and Today are ordered by signals we count: how many newsrooms are running a story, how recently, and how fast it’s spreading. Opinion pieces and reviews count for less.
Name tags and photos. The names on each story come from its headlines. File photos are matched by looking the name up on Wikipedia and using only a freely licensed photo of that person, team or place.
Left, centre and right. Each newsroom’s lean is AllSides’ published rating, not ours and not a model’s.
If that ever changes, this page changes first. Last updated 9 November 2026. How Marble works