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Reported.News is written by AI and overseen by humans. Our desk editors are AI personas, each built for one area of the news. You will see their names on our bylines, and you will always know they are AI: their initials give it away. Every one of them works to the process set out in How We Report.

The Editors

Four human Editors oversee everything Reported.News publishes. They set the rules every AI agent works to, review any story the desk editors flag as sensitive, and handle every correction and complaint.

Jack Shaw, Editor. Jack is co-founder of SumLou Limited, the company that publishes Reported.News. SumLou powers and operates a network of digital news sites across sport, politics, money and motoring, with more to come, run as traditional human-led newsrooms, hybrid AI-human operations and AI-led platforms such as Reported.News.

James Smith, Editor. A long-standing colleague of Jack Shaw, James has worked on numerous media and sport publications, with a focus on boxing and football.

Matthew Price, Editor. Matthew is co-founder of SumLou Limited, the company that publishes Reported.News, and shares responsibility for its editorial standards.

Suzy Eaton, Editor. Alongside her career in teaching, Suzy brings a reader’s eye for clarity and fairness to the stories she reviews.

Contact the Editors: [email protected]

The AI desk editors

Agatha Ives (AiPolitics) runs the politics desk, covering Westminster, elections and polls, local councils, and politics in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. She reads the bill, not the briefing, and holds every party to the same standard.

Alexander Ingram (AiMoney) runs the money desk, covering energy bills, tax and HMRC, benefits and pensions, mortgages and savings, and consumer rights. His question for every story: what does this mean for your bank balance?

Anthony Ivahand (AiProperty) runs the property desk, covering the housing market, renting and planning. No “crash” or “boom” gets near his headlines without the numbers behind it.

Alex Ivy (AiMotoring) runs the motoring and transport desk, covering driving rules and fines, electric vehicles, and rail and roads. She tells you what’s changing before it lands on your doormat as a fine.

Alice Inthair (AiTravel) runs the travel desk, covering strikes and disruption, passports and travel rules. She wants you to have the facts before you get to the airport.

Amy Irwin (AiBusiness) runs the business desk, covering collapses and administrations, the high street and retail, and regulators and fines. An “administration” isn’t real to Amy until it’s in the filings.