Editorial & AI Policy

ViceTheory separates confirmed information, trusted reporting, analysis and rumors. Official Rockstar Games announcements are the preferred source for factual GTA VI updates.\n\nOur automated newsroom checks approved sources, detects duplicate stories and can prepare original summaries. AI is treated as an editorial assistant, not as a source. The underlying source URL, source date and classification remain attached to the article record.\n\nA story is eligible for automatic publication only when it comes from an approved high-confidence official source and passes content-safety and quality checks. The system is instructed not to invent details, not to convert implication into confirmation, and not to reproduce long passages from source material. If the model identifies ambiguity, superseded information or insufficient context, the story remains in review.\n\nRumors are never silently converted into facts. When rumor coverage is added, it will carry a visible rumor label and source context. Analysis based on trailers or screenshots will also be distinguished from details explicitly confirmed by Rockstar.\n\nCorrections are made when credible evidence shows that a published item is inaccurate or outdated. Material updates should preserve enough context for readers to understand what changed.\n\nAI-assisted text is expected to add useful context and organization rather than simply rewrite a headline. ViceTheory aims for concise, original summaries that tell readers what is confirmed, why it matters and where the information came from.