CoreIdeas retells one idea from one conversation with a named scientist or expert, in a five-minute article. We do not do original research and we do not write about medicine.
Where our facts come from
Every article is based on a single recorded conversation — a podcast episode or a talk. The article names the expert, quotes them and links to the recording, so anything it says can be checked against what was actually said.
How an article is made
An AI model writes the article from the transcript of the conversation. Other AI models check its names, numbers, dates and quotes against the recording.
The editor, Ivan Rudnitski, reads every article and approves it before it is published.
A version in another language is an AI translation of the approved article, and the editor reads it too before it appears. We publish only the languages the editor reads.
What we check, and what we do not
We check that the article says what the expert said. We do not independently verify every claim an expert makes in conversation: the article retells their view, and the recording is its source. Experts do not review articles before publication.
If you need a figure for your own work, follow the link to the episode, or to the study the expert mentions.
Illustrations
Every illustration is generated by AI. It shows the idea of the story, not a photo of a real event.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, write to us at:
hello@coreideas.net
We correct it in every language version of the article, and the article then shows the date it was updated.
Independence
We do not take payment for publishing articles and do not publish advertising disguised as articles. Experts and podcasts do not pay to be featured.
If you hold the rights to an episode we retell: For rights holders