Hey Future

About Hey Future

How Hey Future is made

A small editorial desk with an AI-assisted pipeline. Software does the reading; a person decides what gets published.

01

Who writes

Aviv Hagag

Founder & editor

I'm a software engineer and an MBA student, so I look at technology from both sides: how it's built and what it means for business.

A human editor reviews every post before it goes live.

02

How content is sourced

We monitor official newsrooms, research feeds, regulatory filings and companies' own video channels. Primary sources first.

  1. Step 01

    Monitor

    Sources are checked on a schedule, from every 30 minutes to once a day.

  2. Step 02

    Draft

    An AI model drafts the TL;DR, what happened, why it matters and the companies that may be affected, citing each source.

  3. Step 03

    Review

    An editor approves, edits or rejects every draft, usually from our Telegram bot, and may add a signed “My take”.

  4. Step 04

    Publish

    Approved posts go live on the site and Telegram.

03

How summaries are written

  • Facts come only from the linked sources.
  • Opinion lives only in “My take”, and is labeled.
  • Company lists are context, never stock picks.
  • Corrections are made and noted on the post.
04

Credits policy

  1. 01

    Sources are always named

    Every post lists its sources by publisher, with a link to the original.

  2. 02

    Quotes stay short

    We summarize in our own words and keep any quote brief and attributed.

  3. 03

    Official video only

    Videos are embedded from the owner's channel, never downloaded or re-uploaded.

  4. 04

    AI images are labeled

    Hero images are generated in our house style and marked as AI-generated.

  5. 05

    Rights holders come first

    Ask and we will correct a credit or remove material promptly.

05 · Disclaimer

Not investment advice

Hey Future is a news and analysis publication. Nothing on this site, in our channels or in “My take” is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

Company mentions describe how news may relate to a business, not whether its stock will rise or fall. Do your own research and talk to a licensed professional before investing.

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Privacy

  • No cookies, no ads and no tracking across sites.
  • We count visits to learn which stories people read: the page, its language, the country, the type of device and the site that sent you here.
  • Your IP address is never stored. Visitors are counted with an anonymous code that changes every day, so no one, us included, can follow you from one day to the next.
  • Visits by bots and by our own editors aren't counted. Individual visit records are deleted after 90 days; only daily totals are kept.

Corrections, credits or tips

Spotted an error or want a credit changed? Write to the editor and we'll fix it.