TheAICommand is a free, independent publication. It has no named byline: the author and publisher of everything here is the Organization, TheAICommand. These standards set out how the work is done so you can judge it on its method, not on a personality. They extend the seven principles on our About page into an operational commitment.
Editorial methodology
We write in plain English, cite our sources, and lead with the Australian context. Where a primary source exists (a regulator paper, a model card, a legislative instrument, a filing), we link and quote that rather than a news write-up of it. Regulator coverage starts with APRA, ASIC, Comcare, OAIC, the Fair Work Commission, and the model WHS regulators. Overseas developments are covered only when they have a material implication for work done in Australia.
Claims are cited or cut. If a figure or quote cannot be traced to a source we can link, it does not run. We prefer to publish less and be right than to publish more and be approximately correct.
Human verification of AI-drafted content
AI assists our research and drafting. It never gets the final word. Every article, learning module, and Brief passes through human editorial review before it is published: a person checks the load-bearing legal, statistical, and product claims against the cited primary sources, confirms the Australian framing is accurate, and signs off. Where an article carries a Last reviewed date, a human has re-checked its time-sensitive claims on that date.
How we use AI
We are an AI-education publication, so we use AI openly in our own workflow. AI tools help us scan primary sources, draft first passes, and produce brand illustrations. AI does not decide what is true, does not select what we cover on its own, and is never the final editorial voice. Every published claim is verified by a human against a source a reader can check. We do not publish AI output unreviewed, and we do not present AI-generated illustrations as photographs of real events.
Corrections policy
When we get something wrong, we correct it in public. We fix the error, note what changed, and leave the original wording visible where practical. There are no silent edits to the substance of a published piece. Credibility lives in the corrections, not the covers.
If you spot an error, tell us at hello@theaicommand.com with a link to the source you believe is correct. We aim to acknowledge substantive corrections quickly and to fix confirmed errors promptly.
Ownership and funding
TheAICommand is an independent publication based in New South Wales, Australia. It is self-funded. It carries no advertising, takes no sponsorships, and accepts no payment to cover, review, or rank any product or organisation. Nothing on the Site is a paid placement. All foundational learning, news, the Brief, and the interactive tools are free, and paid content is never required to learn. If paid content ever arrives, it will be additive rather than a paywall around what is already here.
Contact and feedback
For corrections, feedback, or editorial questions, email hello@theaicommand.com. This is the only contact channel, and it is the fastest way to reach the editorial team. Please do not send confidential, privileged, or sensitive material, and never send real case or client data.
General information and education only. Not legal, compliance, financial, or professional advice. Always confirm obligations against the primary source and current regulator guidance.