About WikiDigit

WikiDigit is an independent technology news publication. We cover artificial intelligence, startups, business, tech, science, robotics, finance, security, and developer tools — with an editorial focus on depth, accuracy, and writing that respects the reader's intelligence.

Our Editorial Approach

We don't chase every press release. We look for the story behind the story — the structural shifts, the unexpected implications, the context that turns a funding announcement into something you actually need to understand.

How We Use AI

We use AI tools to help research and draft articles. A person on our team reviews and approves every post before it is published; nothing goes live automatically. Our standard is that factual claims are checked against primary sources (company announcements, filings, documentation, research papers) and linked in the article. Some of our older articles don't meet that standard yet, and we are adding sources to them.

When we get something wrong, we correct it openly and say so at the top of the article. Our full sourcing, AI and corrections rules are in our Editorial Standards.

Who We Are

WikiDigit is run from Berlin by Siavash Ghanbari, a software developer and indie maker who writes about the intersection of code, creativity, and the modern development stack, and Sheida Mohassesy, who covers AI, startups, and the business of technology.