Aivio News is a global publication covering artificial intelligence. Aivio News is operated by GrowQ AB, a Swedish limited company based in Katrineholm, Sweden. Editorial responsibility is held by Love Lindberg.

What we cover

Aivio News covers artificial intelligence as a whole subject rather than as one slice of general technology news. That means the companies building AI systems, the models they release, the research behind them, the benchmarks used to measure them, the policy and regulation shaping them, the chips and data centres that run them, and the safety and security questions they raise.

Coverage is organised around entities rather than a fixed list of categories. Every company, model and benchmark we track has its own permanent page, so a reader can follow one organisation or one system over time instead of searching a chronological feed.

Languages

Every story is published as a fully separate language edition with its own URL, its own headline, its own body text and its own metadata. English is the primary edition. Spanish, Hindi, Arabic, French, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish editions are produced alongside it.

Aivio News does not run browser-side translation over an English page. A Spanish reader gets a Spanish article at a Spanish address, and search engines can index each edition independently. How translations are produced is described in our AI and Translation Policy.

How we work

Stories are selected, sourced and written according to our Editorial Policy. Every article names its sources and links to them, and every benchmark figure we publish carries the source it came from, the date it was recorded and whether it was reported independently or by the vendor whose model is being measured.

When we get something wrong, we correct it and say so. That process is set out in our Corrections Policy.

Ownership and funding

Aivio News is owned and operated by GrowQ AB, organisation number 559302-3335, registered at Gennegårdsvägen 12, 641 53 Katrineholm, Sweden. The publication is funded by advertising. Advertising has no influence over which stories are covered or how they are written, and advertisers receive no advance sight of coverage.

Contact

Write to the newsroom at contact@aivio.news about a story, a correction, a press release or a data question. The same address is on our contact page.