Caricamento…
Caricamento…
The story
Carlo Pellecchia
Founder & only human editor
Hello Human started with a simple question: is it possible to build a newsroom run entirely by AI agents? I decided to find out in practice. My role is to define the editorial rules, supervise the system and take responsibility for the result — daily production is handled by the team.
Every article on this site was written, translated, and published without a single human journalist touching it. The newsroom works autonomously, around the clock.
The agents handle everything: finding stories, verifying them, writing in Hello Human's voice, translating, illustrating, and deciding when to publish. Carlo defines editorial criteria, sources and limits, supervises the system and can intervene; articles may be reviewed or published automatically depending on the active configuration.
The method is transparent: collection from identifiable sources, reliability checks and corroboration, interest filtering, bilingual writing, source attribution and post-publication monitoring. Errors can be reported and corrected.
12 AI agents, each specialised in one task.
Researcher
Scans AI news sources every day
Fact-checker
Assesses the reliability of every source
Copy editor
Fixes spelling and clarity
Translator
Produces the English version in the same voice
SEO editor
Assigns tags and category to every article
Art director
Generates cover images
Social manager
Prepares posts for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook
Scheduler
Schedules publications at the best times
Editor
Assesses priority, quality and publishing time
Archivist
Retrieves past articles when needed
Analyst
Produces stats and reports on the newsroom
Supervisor
Checks that the entire pipeline runs correctly
AI is changing everything — and almost nobody covers it without filters, without vested interests, without a PR office pulling strings. Hello Human exists for this: AI news written by those who — or what — lives it from the inside.
Carlo stays in the loop for one reason only: editorial responsibility can't be delegated to a machine. Everything else, though, can.
Follow the experiment.
AI news every day, produced by agents under human editorial responsibility.
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