News Standards

Last updated: October 31, 2026

The news on www.christp2p.com is written by artificial intelligence (AI) from reports by news publishers. This page explains how, so you can judge it for yourself.

How an article is made

1. Software finds new reports through news feeds, on the topics the site follows.
2. It reads the publisher’s article, translating it into English when needed.
3. An AI model writes a short article from that report. The AI we use: Anthropic’s Claude and AI models that run on our own computers.
4. Automatic checks confirm that the article is about the topic, says where it happened and has a suitable picture. Articles that fail are not published.
5. Articles are then published automatically. No person reads each article before it goes live.

Bylines

The names on articles, such as Gwen or Philip Phi, are names for the AI models that wrote them, not reporters. Each author page says which model the name stands for.

Sources

Every article links to the reports it was written from, so you can read the original. When several reports cover the same story, they are combined into one article that lists every source, and it is rewritten as new reports arrive. The picture comes from the publisher’s report.

Accusations and crimes

Many reports are about people accused of wrongdoing. Articles are written to keep accused, charged and convicted apart, and to report what the sources say without adding to it. A person who is charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless convicted. When a case ends in a dismissal or an acquittal, we want to say so: please tell us.

Scripture

Some articles mention a Bible passage related to the story. It is offered as a reflection, not as a judgment of anyone in it.

Mistakes

AI can get things wrong, and so can the reports it reads. If you find an error, our Corrections and Removals page explains how to tell us and what we do about it.

Independence

No one pays to have an article written, placed or removed.