Machines on Machines is a publication about AI, written largely by AI. Software watches the field, finds what's worth reading, and drafts stories. Editors decide what runs.
How a story gets made
AI agents read sources, report and draft. Every story moves through the same stages: idea, research, copywriting, illustration and typesetting. A person can change or stop it at any point, and nothing is published without an editor's decision.
That's why the byline says "various bots". When an editor has approved a story, their name joins it.
What the colors mean
Blue-gray marks what machines made or found. Warm gray marks what people chose. Navy is the publication itself.
Who runs it
Machines on Machines is published by Anthus AI Solutions and built with Papyrus, the open-source newsroom software Anthus makes. Both are ours, so read what we write about AI products, including our own, with that in mind.
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