AI Disclosure & Methodology

Last updated: October 2026

Learn to Love Money is built to be transparent, so here is exactly how our content is made. Short version: we use AI to help compile what's happening in the markets, and a human (me) manually edits, checks, and decides what gets published. AI is a research and drafting tool here. It is not the editor, and it is not the author.

Where we use AI

Compiling live market events. Articles about market news, earnings, IPOs, and stock analyses use advanced large language models to gather and organize recent events, filings, and reported figures into a first draft.
Drafting and structuring. AI helps with outlines, first-pass explanations, and summarizing long source material into plain language.
Building the site and visuals. AI-assisted tools help with some of the code, charts, and graphics you see on the site.

My manual editorial process

Nothing is published straight from a model. Before an article goes live, I personally:

Review every draft and rewrite it where the explanation is unclear, off-tone, or simply wrong.
Check key numbers and claims against the underlying sources, such as company filings, earnings releases, and reputable news outlets, and I link those sources at the bottom of AI stock analyses.
Cut what I can't support. If a claim or figure can't be verified, it doesn't run.
Decide what to cover and what angle to take. The topics, framing, and opinions are mine.
Approve the final version. I'm accountable for what is published under the Learn to Love Money name.

Limits you should know about

AI can make mistakes. Language models can misread a source, mix up figures, or state something confidently that is wrong. My review reduces that risk but can't eliminate it.
Markets move fast. Prices, valuations, and news are accurate as of the date shown on each piece and can be out of date by the time you read them.
Reported figures are not guarantees. Where an article relies on reported or leaked information, we say so.

Not financial advice

Everything on this site is for education only. It is not personalized financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Please do your own research and talk to a licensed professional before making financial decisions.

Corrections

If you spot an error, tell me and I'll fix it. Email Learntolovemoney@gmail.com. Material corrections are made directly in the article.