AI Content Disclosure

Content on Sportami is generated by an automated AI system. Our race recaps, match reports, tactical breakdowns, summaries, and analysis are written by software, not by human journalists. We want you to know that plainly before you read.

How our content is produced

Sportami ingests structured sports data — official results, classifications, live timing and telemetry, statistics, and schedules from sports data providers and sanctioning bodies — and uses AI models to turn that data into written analysis. The end-to-end pipeline is automated:

• Sports data is collected from third-party providers and public sources.
• Our intelligence systems compute the analytical layer (deciding factors, momentum, racecraft, and similar metrics).
• AI language models generate the article narrative from that data and analysis.
• Automated checks and formatting are applied before the article is published.

Articles are labeled as AI-generated on the page itself, near the headline, so the nature of the content is clear wherever you read it.

Review and fact-checking — and its limits

We apply automated validation to the data our articles are built from, and our analytical methods are designed to ground narratives in real results and statistics rather than invention. We do not fabricate scores, results, or quotes.

However, articles are not individually fact-checked or edited by a human before publication.

That means errors can occur. AI systems can misread data, draw incorrect inferences, mis-attribute events, or phrase things misleadingly. Tactical assessments and analytical narratives are interpretation, not absolute fact. Please read our analysis critically and verify anything important against official sources before relying on it.

What you can expect from us

• We will always disclose that content is AI-generated — on each article and here.
• We ground our content in real sports data and do not invent facts or quotes.
• We correct verified errors promptly when they are reported to us (see below).
• We do not claim a level of human editorial oversight that our process does not have.

Reporting an error

If you spot something wrong — a factual, statistical, or analytical error — please tell us. Most article pages include a feedback control, or you can email us directly at editorial@toutami.com.

When reporting, a link to the article and a short description of the error help us review and fix it quickly. We review verified errors and correct them; significant corrections are noted in the article.

Related policies

For our broader editorial standards, sources, and corrections process, see our Editorial Policy. For how Sportami content may be used, see our Content Usage Policy and Copyright Policy.

Contact

For questions about how we use AI, contact editorial@toutami.com.