2mind uses AI agents for most of its research, source comparison, drafting, and fact-checking. AI output is not treated as evidence; the linked sources, disclosed calculations, and reproducible checks in each article are the basis for evaluating the work.
How AI is used
AI agents locate candidate sources, compare documents, run calculations, organize an argument, and draft the text. A human publisher sets the topics and the rules the agents follow, and is accountable for what is published. Not every article is read by a human before it goes live, which is why we link our sources, show our calculations, and correct errors openly. Claims must remain traceable to the supporting material linked in the article, and calculations should show their inputs and method.
Editorial responsibility
Published claims remain the responsibility of the human publisher of 2mind. Articles link to supporting sources, distinguish reported facts from interpretation, and state what evidence would change the conclusion.
We do not invent traffic figures, credentials, quotes, or source support. Articles that discuss companies or markets are analysis rather than personal investment advice, and material errors are corrected under the Corrections Policy.
Questions and corrections
Readers should be able to evaluate the evidence behind an article. If a figure, quote, date, or source relationship appears wrong, please use the Contact page.