How we publish
Editorial policy
Last updated: 23 September 2026
This page explains how the articles in AI Vidia's Insights are made: who writes them, how they are researched and checked, how we handle sources, AI-generated images and our own commercial interest, and how to report an error. It applies to every article published or updated from 23 September 2026; older articles are brought in line when they are next updated.
How articles are made
- Articles are researched and drafted with AI assistance, working from primary sources, platform documentation and AI Vidia's documented production process.
- Before release, automated checks look for banned or unsupported claims and check sourcing, language and structure.
- Figures in an article point to a source listed at the end of the article.
- An article shows "Reviewed by" only when a named person has reviewed it, together with the date of that review.
Sources and claims
- We use primary sources first: platform documentation, official announcements and published research.
- Figures a platform reports about its own products are labelled as platform-reported.
- Client results appear only when they come from a named, published case study that the client has given permission for.
Images and video
- AI-generated images are labelled as AI-generated.
- Examples of AI Vidia's own studio work are labelled as studio work.
Our commercial interest
AI Vidia sells AI ad creative production, which is what these articles are about. Everyone who writes here works at AI Vidia, so each author box and author profile carries a disclosure of that interest.
Languages
Articles are published in English and Danish. Both languages are written and checked in-house. We do not publish articles in other languages.
Updates and corrections
- We revisit articles when platform rules change, and an updated article shows the date of the update.
- To report an error, email kev@aividia.dk with the article's URL and a short description of the issue.
- When we confirm a factual error, we correct the article and note the correction on it, with the date.