Editorial Policy

We publish explainers, resource briefs, policy context, startup and event snapshots, learning paths, prompts, and news that help readers understand AI in India.

We prioritise material that is useful for Indian students, builders, employers, policymakers, MSMEs, researchers, and public-sector teams.

We prefer primary and official sources: government portals, ministry releases, regulator pages, institutional sites, company pages, research labs, and recognised industry bodies.

When we cite secondary sources, they are used for context. Readers should verify critical claims on the linked primary source before acting.

Inclusion on the site is not an endorsement, ranking, legal opinion, investment recommendation, or guarantee that a source remains current.

University of AI is not a degree-granting university and does not award certificates, diplomas, credits, or admissions.

The editor of record is the University of AI India editorial desk, not a named faculty. There is no independent expert roster yet. Resource pages show that organisational reviewer and a last-reviewed date.

A review date means the stored source fields and on-site brief were checked against each other. It is not a third-party certification. The public statement is at /editorial-ownership.

Some briefs may be drafted with AI assistance (Cursor agents) from the linked primary source only. Automated guardrails reject ungrounded claims, hype language, and broken citations before anything can be applied.

Brand-new pages are never auto-published. Enrichments that pass every check may be applied to an already-published row; pages touched this way carry an on-page provenance note. Readers should still verify critical claims on the official source.