What you'll find here
The newsroom stands on two legs. First, our own data analysis — first-hand AI journalism grounded in measurement tools i6eal runs itself: the daily reading of AI-crawler blocking across Germany's 1,000 largest websites, or AI latency measured from Frankfurt. These pieces link to the matching live tracker so you can check the raw data yourself.
Second, the daily AI news beat: we track the sources that matter — AI labs, research, and the trade press — and put the most relevant developments into context for a German audience. Those pieces name and link their sources openly; we never pass off someone else's reporting as our own.
How we work
Every data-driven analysis includes a method section: we name the data source, the collection window, and the limits of the measurement. Where we estimate, we label it an estimate; where we cite, we link the primary source.
Our news pieces are drafted with AI support from openly named sources and are automatically checked against that source material. A named human is accountable: Ideal Syka. We'd rather publish a few carefully checked pieces a day than automated volume.
Corrections
Mistakes happen. When we make one, we correct it visibly and note the change with its date on the article. If you spot something, tell us — we check every report.
Independence
i6eal is an AI studio, not a neutral publisher — we say so openly. Our analyses are nonetheless as honest as our data allows: we publish a number even when it's inconvenient. Where an article touches one of our own products, we disclose it.