Why We Use AI
Infogion uses AI as a research and drafting assistant.
Enterprise technology categories evolve quickly. Pricing structures change. Vendor positioning shifts. AI helps synthesize publicly available information, organize comparative inputs, and accelerate early-stage draft structuring.
AI is not used to publish unreviewed content. It does not determine conclusions or editorial direction. It is a productivity tool within a defined workflow.
The intent is efficiency in synthesis, not automation of judgment.
Human Editorial Oversight
Every article is defined, structured, reviewed, and approved by me.
I select the topics.
I frame the techno-commercial lens.
I evaluate product positioning.
I determine what is relevant for screening-level decision-making.
AI may assist in organizing material, but final interpretation, positioning, and conclusions are human-driven.
If a claim cannot be reasonably validated through publicly available information or practical commercial logic, it is not included.
Editorial accountability rests with the editor.
What This Means for Readers
You are reading content that is AI-assisted but editor-controlled.
The advantage is faster synthesis and structured clarity.
The control mechanism is human review and practical decision experience.
Infogion is built to support first-level product evaluation for IT decision-makers. AI supports the process. It does not replace judgment.
Transparency matters. This disclosure reflects that standard.