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Public sources
Industrial AI Dispatch monitors 76 sources available through RSS, public APIs, public feeds or public links. The RSS column shows whether the listed access method uses a public RSS feed. Inclusion does not guarantee selection—each edition separately names the sources actually used.
Major publications and news organizations provide independent reporting, context, and external verification of industrial developments. They can establish that an event occurred and help assess its significance. Technical specifications, performance numbers, and claims originating from a company, researcher, or government entity should still be checked against the underlying primary source during Eval when they materially affect scoring or interpretation.
Government agencies and public institutions are primary sources for regulations, government programs, permits, public investments, official statistics, standards, and publicly funded initiatives. Their statements can establish official actions and decisions, while projections, expected economic impact, technology-performance claims, and broader industry implications should be independently assessed during Eval.
University research announcements establish that the research, prototype, experiment, or partnership exists. Performance claims, “world first” claims, commercial-readiness claims, and broader industry implications require independent verification during Eval.
RSS feeds, APIs, public feeds, and search are discovery mechanisms, not evidence classes. They determine how Industrial AI Dispatch discovers a story. The credibility and verification requirements are determined by the underlying publication or institution, not by whether the story was found through RSS, API, or search.