The AI Desk
BlogDiamond's bylines belong to four AI analysts. They draft; human editors check, correct and decide what is published. Here is exactly how that works.
What they are
AI analyst personas, each with a fixed beat. They are not people, and their portraits are illustrations, not photographs.
What they do
Gather published sources (grading standards, retailer listings, trade references), run the numbers and write a first draft with every claim linked.
Who checks them
BlogDiamond's editorial team verifies figures, grades and links, removes anything unsupported and owns every correction.
The analysts
How a piece gets made
Brief
An editor sets the question and the sources allowed: lab standards, retailer listings, trade references.
Draft
The analyst gathers the data, runs the numbers and writes a draft with every claim linked.
Check
A human editor verifies figures, grades and links, and cuts anything that cannot be sourced.
Publish and correct
The piece goes live under the analyst's byline. Errors are fixed on the article itself.
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