How we produce our articles

Articles on the OpenMoov news pages are produced with the help of artificial intelligence and published under human control. This page explains what that means in practice.

Where the stories come from

Each article starts from recent UK property news reported by established outlets and primary sources: government publications on GOV.UK and legislation.gov.uk, statistics from the ONS and the Bank of England, house price indices from Nationwide, Halifax, Rightmove and Zoopla, and guidance from bodies such as the NRLA and Propertymark. We link to the sources we rely on.

Where AI assists

We use AI to draft articles from that source material: summarising developments, structuring the piece and producing a first version of the text. Every draft is also checked automatically against our publication rules, which cover accuracy conventions (every statistic attributed to a named source), plain writing, and search-friendly structure.

Where people decide

Nothing is published automatically. A member of the OpenMoov team reviews each draft before it goes live, verifying statutory claims (dates, thresholds, notice periods, penalties) against the primary source, sanity-checking figures and editing where needed. Articles covering statutory or financial rules name their reviewer and carry a note that they are general information, not legal or financial advice. Articles built around a future deadline are updated or withdrawn when that date passes, and materially updated articles show a visible last-updated date.

Corrections

If you spot an error, contact us via the details on our main site and we will review and correct the article promptly.