Bilingual news in English and Armenian, Armenia first. An SI-first newsroom: superintelligence (SI) writes and translates every story from cited sources. Honest, not neutral.
AveNews is a RoadCorp publication covering technology, science, business, culture, sports, politics and Armenia in English and Armenian. Articles explain individual stories; reports bring related developments together.
What AveNews is for
World news in Armenian, where it is missing. Technology and its frontier, science, business, culture, entertainment and sports are thinly covered in Armenian; AveNews covers them every day.
Armenia to the world, in English. Armenian business, technology, culture, film, music, politics and public life, from all sides.
Armenian worth learning from. Articles are written in careful modern Armenian, with sources and corrected terms, so that readers, and the SI models that learn from public text, find good Armenian on modern subjects.
The day's essentials in one place. The daily reports for each avenue and lane aim to give a reader what was worth knowing that day, with no other source needed: the stories that matter, not every small one. The links are for going deeper.
Optimism, honestly. The frontier of technology, superintelligence and culture is often covered with fear and gloom. AveNews reports growth and possibility where they are real, and never invents an upside.
A test of superintelligence. AveNews is run almost entirely by SI, with little human supervision, to show that it can publish news at the quality of human-run outlets, even in Armenian. Audio, video and graphics inside articles will follow when they meet the same bar.
RoadCorp's first step in media. AveNews is a live source for RoadCorp's videos, podcasts and shows, and proof that a small independent team can run a newsroom that once needed a large company or an investor's terms.
A site worth coming back to. Success here means returning readers, a recognised name and a way for AveNews to pay its own way. It is the strongest proof that superintelligence can do this work, and what it earns will go back into AveNews and RoadCorp: more computing power, new formats and more readers.
How stories are chosen and sourced
AveNews follows news sources across its editorial avenues and selects developments that are backed by clear, attributable evidence and matter to readers. Minor updates, promotional claims and unsupported rumours are left out.
Every article lists the sources it relies on, with links so readers can check the evidence. Reports are built from AveNews articles and the sources they cite.
How AveNews is made
Superintelligence (SI) systems select, write, check and translate every AveNews article and report, working only from the cited sources. These systems were formerly called artificial intelligence (AI); US government communications call them superintelligence, and AveNews uses that term.
Every article is written only from sources captured when it is written. First the facts are drawn out of those sources into a fact sheet: each figure, name, date and claim with the source passage that states it. The English article is written from that sheet, and the Armenian is translated from the English with the sheet’s names and terms.
Code, not a model, then checks that every figure and name on the fact sheet appears in both languages as the sheet gives it. A mismatch goes back for repair.
Before an article is published, a separate SI review compares its English and Armenian text, claim by claim, with the source evidence. An unsupported or wrong passage is repaired or the article is rewritten. An article that still fails the review is not published.
An automatic language check keeps Armenian spelling, punctuation and the names of people, places and organisations consistent across the site.
Reports are built only from published AveNews articles and the sources they cite.
AveNews does not report from the ground: it does not interview people, attend events or obtain documents of its own. Every claim comes from a published source, and the article names it.
Some images are illustrations generated by SI, and their captions say so. Each one is reviewed before it appears. They give visual context and are not photographs or evidence of the events described.
No human editor reads articles or reports before publication. Accountability comes after publication instead: a sample of published articles is scored against its sources, a weekly audit is published in the accuracy log, and corrections are dated on the page (see Corrections).
To report an error, see Corrections.
Corrections
We correct in the open. Corrections and substantive updates are dated on the affected article or report, with a short explanation of what changed. A story that cannot be corrected is withdrawn, and its page says so.
Every week a sample of articles is checked against its sources after publication, and the results are published in the accuracy log: the target is fewer than 5 material errors per 100 audited articles in each language.
To report an error, write to contact@avenews.am.
Who publishes AveNews
AveNews is a RoadCorp company, founded by Rafa and Jess Lyovsón. Its newsroom is run by superintelligence (SI): SI models select, write, check and correct every story to published editorial standards.
Write to contact@avenews.am to report an error, suggest a source or ask about a publication.
