Transparency · human responsibility

Editorial policy and content process

Who creates the content, how sources and AI tools are used, and what is checked before publication?

Purpose of the website

AI MUSIC AI FOOD is a Hungarian creative studio publishing original AI-music and video experiments, beginner-friendly guides, tool explainers, source-based technology news and detailed recipes. Our goal is not to create the largest possible number of similar pages. We aim to publish clear, useful and deliberately edited material that gives the reader a reason to stay, learn and return.

Who is responsible?

The website was founded and is edited by Nagy Gáspár. A person remains responsible for the final topic selection, structure, wording, imagery and publication. The author’s background and contact details are available on the About page. Detailed content carries an author label so readers can see who accepts editorial responsibility.

News and analysis

News articles primarily use official company announcements, documentation, institutional or legal sources, and reputable editorial reporting. Important sources are listed at the end of the article. Manufacturer claims are not automatically treated as independently verified facts: where necessary, we distinguish between a confirmed release, a promise, preliminary information and a claim still awaiting independent evidence.

Errors are corrected when identified. Significant changes may be noted on the page. Readers can submit corrections through the contact form.

Guides and tool explainers

Guides are designed around a task the reader should be able to complete. Where we have direct experience, we explain what the tool was used for, what worked, what required several attempts and where the limitations appeared. Features, prices and terms can change quickly, so we also link to official service pages and avoid promising guaranteed results.

Tool inclusion is not a paid ranking and does not mean unconditional endorsement. We also discuss who may not benefit from a product, what quality or rights issues may arise, and when a different workflow may be more appropriate.

Recipes

The recipe collection combines family knowledge, Hungarian and international cooking practice, edited instructions and original ideas. Recipes that are genuinely our own or come from the family are marked accordingly. Traditional dishes often have several accepted versions, and we do not present one variation as the only official recipe when the history is more complex.

Ingredients, quantities and instructions are human-edited. We do not automatically claim that every recipe has been personally cooked and tested with laboratory precision. Ovens, ingredients, portions and conditions differ, so texture, doneness and food safety must always be adjusted to the actual kitchen.

How artificial intelligence is used

AI tools may assist with ideation, organisation, translation, image creation or technical work. They do not replace editorial judgement. We do not intentionally publish automatically generated text without human review, and an AI response is not treated as a reliable source by itself. Factual claims are checked against external sources; AI-generated illustrations are labelled where relevant.

Independence, advertising and corrections

The website may display advertising. An advertising system does not select our topics and receives no editorial control. External links do not change our assessment of a product. Any future paid collaboration, sponsorship or commission-based link will be clearly disclosed on the relevant page.

We continuously improve accuracy and readability. Questions, corrections and copyright notices can be sent through the contact page.