Kingy AI Trust Center
The rules behind the work readers see.
Accuracy, attribution, independent judgment, honest testing language, commercial disclosure, and visible corrections apply across articles, reports, launches, video, and sponsored work.
Core commitments
Accuracy before speed
Verify material facts, represent uncertainty honestly, and avoid publishing a weak claim simply because a story is timely.
Specific attribution
Tell readers whether evidence comes from testing, an official source, a vendor, a third party, or editorial judgment.
Accountable authorship
Name the person responsible, provide a substantive profile, and make correction and contact routes easy to find.
Reporting and fairness
Headlines, excerpts, thumbnails, schema, and social metadata must not overstate the article. Material criticism should be supported and put to the subject for response when practical. Responses may be summarized for relevance and must not be distorted. A refusal or non-response does not invalidate documented evidence.
Reviews, testing, and comparisons
- Use “reviewed” or “tested” only when Kingy AI actually used the relevant product or workflow.
- State the version, plan, device, date, task, and limitations when they affect the conclusion.
- Separate product behavior from vendor promises, supplied demos, and roadmap statements.
- Disclose review units, temporary access, travel, gifts, sponsorship, affiliate links, and other material consideration.
- Do not invent customers, benchmarks, pricing, availability, founder details, or hands-on experience.
Commercial and sponsored work
Sponsored work must be clearly labeled where readers encounter it. Payment may fund production or define agreed deliverables, but it cannot purchase concealed coverage, unsupported claims, or a guaranteed independent verdict. Commercial partners may identify factual errors and confidential information, but final editorial language remains Kingy AI’s responsibility.
Campaign-specific rules, evidence classes, and partner review boundaries are detailed in the existing Editorial & Sponsorship Standards.
Affiliate links and conflicts
An affiliate opportunity must not determine a ranking or recommendation. If affiliate links are used, the relationship should be disclosed clearly enough for the reader to understand the incentive. Authors and editors should disclose financial, advisory, employment, family, or close personal interests that could reasonably affect the work.
Images, video, and evidence
Editorial visuals must be story-specific, accurate in context, and inspected as rendered pixels. Generated illustrations must not impersonate a real product interface, customer, benchmark, logo, event, or documentary image. A featured image must not be repeated in the article body. Crops, captions, and alt text should preserve rather than change the meaning of the source.
AI use
AI can assist research organization, transcription, drafting, formatting, and quality assurance. It does not replace source verification or human accountability. Material facts must trace to evidence outside the model unless model behavior is the explicit subject of a controlled test. Generated passages, citations, images, and summaries require human review.
Privacy, safety, and unpublished material
Kingy AI should avoid unnecessary personal data, exposed credentials, private contact information, and publication of confidential material without a clear public-interest basis. Security details that create avoidable harm may be withheld while preserving the substance of the reporting.
Corrections and silent edits
Typographic and formatting fixes may be made silently when they do not change meaning. Material updates, clarifications, corrections, and retractions should be labeled in the article and recorded according to the Corrections Policy. Search and schema dates should reflect the real publication record rather than manufactured freshness.