AI never rewrites your articles
For newsrooms whose charter bans AI-generated content: when on, no language model prepares your texts. Cleanup runs on fixed, verifiable rules, and every audio keeps a provenance log.
More and more newsrooms adopt a charter that bans AI-generated content. Yet most audio tools quietly run the text through a language model to clean it up before the voice. You promise zero AI to your readers, your technical chain says otherwise.
AI never rewrites your articles
Turn on charter mode
An account setting. Once on, no language model takes part in preparing your texts, for future generations.
Cleanup by rules
Text formatting is done by fixed, verifiable rules, not by an AI that interprets. The read text is exactly your journalists'.
A provenance log
Every audio keeps a record of how it was prepared. Enough to prove your charter was respected, not just claim it.
In line with your charter
No language model on your editorial texts. The promise to your readers and your technical chain finally say the same thing.
An intact text
What is read is word for word what your journalists wrote. No rewording, no smoothing, no drift in meaning.
Traceable, not just promised
Each audio's provenance log documents its preparation. You can show, in case of audit or doubt, how it was made.
The lexicon stays active
Pronunciation corrections keep applying: they are deterministic rules, not AI. Rigour does not rule out quality.
Newsrooms with an AI charter, public sector and institutions attached to traceability, and media for whom editorial integrity outweighs production comfort.
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What actually changes once it is on?
No language model prepares your texts. Cleanup runs on fixed rules. In exchange, acronyms are read as written, for example l'ARS rather than its expansion.
Can I still fix pronunciation?
Yes. The pronunciation lexicon stays active in charter mode, because it is a verifiable rule and not a language model.
Does the listenable summary work in charter mode?
No: the summary is produced by a language model, so it is incompatible with charter mode, which bans precisely that.
How do I prove the charter was respected?
Every audio keeps a provenance log documenting its preparation. That record is what lets you prove, not just promise.