AI & Automation Disclosure

Last updated: August 2026

How CarMotion Daily Uses AI

CarMotion Daily uses automated systems to curate and rewrite automotive news from publicly available sources, including MotorTrend, Top Gear, evo, InsideEVs, Road & Track, Autocar, Jalopnik, Motor1, Autoblog, CarAndDriver, and SupercarBlog.

Each article is processed using a large language model (LLM) to rephrase and summarize the source content. The LLM does not invent facts, numbers, or quotes — it restates what the original article reported in fresh wording.

We do not claim original reporting credit. Every article links back to its original source, and all trademarks and copyrights belong to their respective owners.

What AI Does Not Do

No fabrication: The LLM is instructed to never invent facts, numbers, dates, or quotes that are not in the source article.
No original journalism: We do not conduct interviews, attend press events, or break news. We curate and rewrite existing reporting.
No misleading headlines: Titles are cleaned and reformulated to accurately reflect the story, not to maximize clicks.

Human Oversight

While the daily pipeline runs automatically, our editorial team reviews output quality, monitors for errors, and can intervene to correct or remove articles. Reader reports of inaccuracies can be submitted via our contact page.

Image Attribution

Images are extracted directly from original news articles via Open Graph protocol or sourced from Wikimedia Commons. Each image includes attribution to its source. For takedown requests, please contact us.

Compliance

This disclosure is provided in accordance with Google's 2026 AI content guidelines and Scaled Content Abuse policy. CarMotion Daily publishes a limited volume of articles (5 per day), maintains editorial oversight, and provides clear attribution and source links for every article.