Last updated: September 27, 2026. This is a living document: every time my way of working changes, this page changes, and the change is recorded at the end.
My position
Hello, this is Alejandro Vegas, creator of Noble Prensa. In this era where the technological advancement of artificial intelligence makes it increasingly difficult to distinguish what is human and what was done by an algorithm, I believe that clarity is important and ethical, especially in my role as a journalist. This page, called “How I Use Artificial Intelligence at Noble Prensa,” attempts to fulfill that role: to let readers know how I use this tool to create articles and, above all, to know what was done by a real person and what wasn't. And in this sense, I want to apply a golden rule: I want that in the future, when the work presented here is judged, each author can confidently say that the work is theirs and not the work of AI.
I don't want anyone to misunderstand and think I'm against artificial intelligence. On the contrary, I believe AI will play a significant role on this website, in society, and in the future, and not using it would be a mistake. Furthermore, only this section, "My Position," was written by me; what follows was done by a machine. My sole purpose here is to be transparent about my work.
This policy will likely change over time, but the reasoning behind its creation will not. I will leave a record of changes below. I hope this clarifies my position regarding the use of artificial intelligence models and establishes a basic level of trust with you, the readers.
Thanks for reading!
What do people do and what does artificial intelligence do?
These rules apply to everyone who writes for Noble Prensa: to me and to any guest author. Each article indicates who is the author.
The text
Each article is written by the person who signs it. No published paragraph comes from a pre-written language model. Artificial intelligence is used as an editor: to point out errors, repetitions, or unclear ideas. The author decides on and writes the corrections.
The figures
No figure, data point, or quote originates from an artificial intelligence model. Every number comes from the primary source—the original report, database, or API—and is recalculated from the raw data. Figures from any source are never cited without first verifying their origin.
Data analysis
The analysis is done by the author of each piece: cleaning, calculations, methodological decisions, and graphics. Artificial intelligence helps review code, detect errors, and learn new techniques.
The images
The author creates the charts and data visualizations using visualization tools. They are never generated by artificial intelligence because they represent numbers.
For visual support—covers, illustrations, and videos that accompany a piece—generative artificial intelligence is used. Noble Prensa doesn't have designers or photographers, and this tool allows them to illustrate what they write. Every image or video generated with AI has a visible label indicating this.
Artificial intelligence is never used to create images that look like photographs or records of real events, places, or people. When a piece depicts a real event, the image is a real photograph, properly credited.
The site
The design, structure, and technical maintenance of this site, as well as the automated publishing processes, are built with the assistance of artificial intelligence and under my review. The titles and descriptions for search engines (SEO) are also generated by artificial intelligence from each text, and I review them. The editorial content belongs to its authors.
Social networks and other derivatives
These rules apply to the articles themselves. The posts that subsequently share them—on LinkedIn, Instagram, or other networks—as well as the search engine optimization text, are generated using artificial intelligence based on the published article, and I review them before they go live. The figures used in these posts are the same as those in the article, verified at the source. The reference is always the article signed by its author.
What data do I never share with an AI?
Sensitive data, third-party data, or non-public information are not uploaded to artificial intelligence tools. When a source restricts the use of its data—for example, official survey microdata databases—that data is not processed by any model.
How can you verify it?
Each data piece ends with a methodology sheet: source, period, universe, link to the dataset, and a line about the tools used, including artificial intelligence where applicable. The aggregated data for each piece is published in github.com/Bigchicken166/noble-prensa-data, so that anyone can check the numbers.
Tools we use
- Claude Code, from Anthropic: text editing, technical support in code, site construction and social media posts.
- Google Flow and other Google AI tools: supporting illustrations and videos, always labeled.
Change Log
- September 27, 2026: First version published.
- September 27, 2026: The use of AI in titles and descriptions for search engines (SEO) is declared.
- September 27, 2026: It is specified that the policy governs the articles and the use of AI in social media publications is declared.