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AI tools are part of how the work gets made. Signals, investigations, analysis, opinion, and guides are AI-assisted with a human in the loop; drafts are reviewed and signed off by a named natural person before publication. The Security Digest is a fully automated weekly pipeline that fetches, summarises, and drafts each issue end-to-end, with light-touch human gating on publication. Every article carries a disclosure block at the foot stating which mode applies and pointing at the AI transparency notice for the full policy. Editorial responsibility rests with Thomas A. Kleppestø as a named natural person.