Methodology
How I decide what matters
AI moves quickly. My job is to work out what is genuinely useful, check the evidence and explain it honestly.
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Start with people
A story matters if it could change what you understand, choose or do.
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Check the evidence
A company announcement is a claim, not proof. I keep original sources, independent evidence and any uncertainty clearly separate.
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Give you enough to understand the story
You should not have to click a link just to make sense of the headline. Links are there so you can check the evidence or explore further.
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Be clear about what is fact and what is my view
Sourced facts and Millie’s take are kept separate. When I make a recommendation, I give you a plain, practical verdict.
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Keep updates with the original story
Living Story Dossiers bring important developments, corrections and changes to my recommendations together in one place.
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AI never decides what gets published
AI may help me prepare a draft inside a private editorial workflow that I start. But I choose the stories, check the facts, edit the copy and deliberately publish every public item myself.
What you won’t find here
No reader accounts, comments or saved lists. No behavioural tracking or creepy personalisation. No public chatbot, and nothing is published automatically.