Editorial and commercial standards
AI Market Journal exists to make AI business decisions easier to understand. These standards explain how we present analysis, partner content and corrections.
What we publish
AI Market Journal publishes analysis, practical field guides, resource explainers and clearly labeled commercial content about the AI economy. Articles are informational and do not constitute investment, legal, tax, medical or professional advice.
Commercial labels
Paid or compensated content is marked as a Partner Guide or equivalent commercial label near the article header. The advertising disclosure is available beside sharing controls. It states the partner, the relationship and whether outbound links may generate compensation.
Partner input
Partners may review factual statements about their own product, pricing, curriculum or service. They do not control disclosure language, final article design or the representation of material limitations. We do not publish guaranteed income, client-acquisition or investment-return claims.
Use of automated systems
AI Market Journal may use automated systems for research support, drafting, editing, formatting and production. We aim to distinguish sourced facts, editorial analysis and commercial claims. Content should be checked before publication, but readers should independently verify material facts and product terms.
Corrections and updates
When we identify a material factual error, we will correct the article and add an update note where appropriate. Send correction requests with the article URL and supporting documentation to standards@aimarketjournal.com.
House personas
Some contributor profiles are original AI Market Journal house personas used to demonstrate the publication system. Those profiles are labeled as such. They should not be understood as independent reporting credentials or real people.
Last updated: August 18, 2026