About LiveAIWire

LiveAIWire is an independent, human-led AI news and technology publication covering artificial intelligence, emerging technology and the impact these developments have on people, work, business and society.

LiveAIWire was created with a simple mission: to make sense of the world as artificial intelligence reshapes it. Our journalism covers major AI companies and products, scientific research, AI policy and regulation, privacy and security, work, money, the environment and the wider social consequences of increasingly capable technology.

We are not a hype machine. We do not exist to promote platforms, chase investment trends or dazzle readers with technical language. Our aim is to provide clear, curious and evidence-led journalism that explains what happened, what the available evidence actually supports and why it matters to an intelligent general reader.

LiveAIWire AI News and Analysis

LiveAIWire publishes new original journalism throughout the working week, combining timely AI news with deeper evergreen analysis of artificial intelligence and emerging technology.

Every article carries a clear byline and is produced under human editorial direction. Our reporting is grounded wherever possible in directly inspected primary evidence, including academic research, government publications, regulators, court and legislative records, official technical documentation and first-party company announcements.

Where additional context is needed, authoritative reviews or reputable secondary material may also inform our reporting, but the central factual claims of our journalism are checked against the strongest available evidence.

LiveAIWire does not publish sponsored material disguised as editorial coverage. Editorial decisions are made independently and are not determined by advertisers, technology companies or commercial partners.

Our Coverage

LiveAIWire reports across the major areas in which artificial intelligence is changing everyday life and industry. Coverage includes AI tools and technology, Big Tech, AI policy, artificial intelligence at work, cybersecurity and safety, privacy and ethics, scientific research, finance, environmental issues and the social impact of AI.

Our focus is not simply on whether a new model, product or research paper exists. We look for the consequence behind the development: what has changed, who could be affected, what is genuinely surprising and what limitations readers need to understand.

Our Team

Stuart Kerr, Technology Correspondent is the journalist behind LiveAIWire. He covers artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, emerging technology and the social impact of machine intelligence.

His reporting spans AI policy and regulation, large language models, generative AI, machine learning applications, Big Tech, privacy, security, science, employment, finance and the changing relationship between people and intelligent systems.

Stuart oversees LiveAIWire’s regular publication of original AI news and evergreen analysis, drawing on primary sources including academic research, government publications, regulatory material and official industry announcements.

His journalist profile is independently listed on Muck Rack at muckrack.com/kerr-stuart.

Human-Led Journalism and AI

LiveAIWire is a human-led publication that uses AI-assisted research and editorial production under human direction. AI tools may assist with research, drafting, analysis, editing and original editorial illustrations, but they do not make the final editorial decision.

Every article is reviewed, checked and approved by a human journalist before publication. Material factual claims are verified against their sources, and extraordinary scientific, technical, legal, security or company claims are attributed and qualified where necessary.

We believe AI can be a useful part of modern journalism while responsibility for accuracy, context and editorial judgement must remain with people.

Our Editorial Standards

Accuracy and source quality take priority over publishing volume, search-engine scores and sensationalism. We distinguish established facts from company claims, research findings, preliminary evidence and editorial analysis.

External sources are checked before publication and links are provided where they help readers inspect the evidence for themselves. Our full standards for sourcing, AI assistance, editorial judgement and transparency are explained in our Editorial Policy.

Corrections Policy

If we make a factual error, we correct it promptly and transparently. Where a correction materially changes an article, the change is noted for readers.

To report a possible error, please email liveaiwire@gmail.com and include the article URL and details of the issue.

Contact LiveAIWire

Press enquiries, research announcements and story pitches can be sent to liveaiwire@gmail.com.