Editorial Standards

Phoenix Wealth Intelligence aggregates and adapts wealth, international tax and residency news with AI assistance under human editorial oversight. These standards explain how.

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Sourcing

  • Sources — dedicated wealth, tax and residency outlets: Forbes, Bloomberg Wealth, FT Wealth & Family Office, Reuters, OCCRP, ICIJ, Investment Migration Insider, Henley & Partners, RBC and Vedomosti.
  • Every article cites the source via a prominent link and via structured data (the isBasedOn schema.org property).
  • We never publish without naming the original source.
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AI assistance

  • Original article text is rewritten with Claude Haiku to a consistent house style (250–400 words for the short version, 800–1,500 words for the extended one).
  • A quality-control layer filters transliteration artifacts and demotes low-quality rewrites (quality_score ≤ 4).
  • Translations to en/es/pt/fr/ar use Gemini 2.5 Flash with empty-body detection and retry.
  • AI does not invent facts; rewrites preserve the numbers, names and quotes of the source.
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Editorial oversight

  • Editor-in-chief: Phoenix Partners.
  • Curation: a pyramid top-8-per-24h algorithm filters by quality_score; the Telegram channel receives the daily curated top.
  • The morning digest is human-reviewable in the admin dashboard before broadcast.
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Speed of correction

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AI ethics & transparency

  • AI assistance is disclosed on every article via a badge under the byline.
  • We follow the EU AI Act Article 50 transparency requirements for our AR/FR/ES audiences and apply the same rules to all languages.
  • We do not use AI to fabricate quotes, sources or facts.
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