News videos that stick to the source: how ainius does it, and what it does not do

ainius writes the script only from the article you give it and credits the source on the video; an automatic step checks each sentence against the source article to limit information that is not in it; you should still review the video before posting. This lowers the risk of a news video inventing details, but does not remove it: whoever posts the video stays responsible for the content.

How ainius keeps a video close to its source

  1. The only source is the article or text you paste; ainius does not go looking for extra information to write with.
  2. The script is written from the article's content, tightened for a vertical video.
  3. An automatic step checks each sentence against the source article to limit information that is not in it.
  4. The source is credited on the video so viewers can trace it back to the original article.

Limits, stated plainly

  • The automatic check reduces the risk; it does not guarantee anything: you should still review the video, especially names, numbers and places, before posting.
  • If the source article is wrong or incomplete, the video will repeat that (with the source credited). ainius does not independently verify facts beyond the article.
  • The visuals are illustrative images matched to the content, not the original photos from the article.

Why this matters for a news channel

A news channel lives on trust. One invented number can cost you viewers. That is why ainius puts staying close to the source ahead of speed, and why we only claim what this mechanism actually does.

Examples

The sample videos on the home page (the 2027 Tet holiday calendar, drone spraying in the Mekong Delta, seven of the most beautiful metro stations) were made from article links; each one shows the article's source on screen.

FAQ

Does it make things up?

ainius writes from the source article and an automatic step checks each sentence against the source article to limit information that is not in it; you should still review the video before posting. You should still review the video before posting.

Does ainius check whether the source article is true?

No. ainius follows the article you give it; if the article is wrong, the video repeats it, with the source credited.

Where is the source credited?

On the video itself, so viewers can trace it back to the original article.

Can I paste text instead of a link?

Yes: an article link, a short topic or the full text of an article.

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Description of the mechanism as of 4 October 2026; it may change as the product improves.

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