Choose what information to search for
The organisation defines topics, categories, keywords, sources, countries, languages, frequency and priority criteria. The system can connect to RSS, APIs, websites, databases and other available sources.
THEK AI Newsroom Engineering — TAIN — designs custom systems that search for information, classify and process it, support human editorial input and prepare publication-ready outputs.
TAIN turns the full information workflow into an operating architecture: from what to search for to how results are reviewed, packaged and published.
The organisation defines topics, categories, keywords, sources, countries, languages, frequency and priority criteria. The system can connect to RSS, APIs, websites, databases and other available sources.
The system collects, classifies, removes duplicates, summarises, restructures and prepares content under editorial rules. AI and XAI can accelerate analysis, selection, translation, headlines and editorial preparation.
The workflow includes editorial checkpoints where users can add stories, edit, approve, reorder, highlight content or insert original information before publication.
Stories can be assembled automatically into editions and exported as PDF, HTML or web formats. Depending on available connections, the system can prepare or distribute content to newsletters, portals, archives and social networks.
TAIN adapts the complete architecture to the client so automation creates measurable savings in time and resources. The solution can range from a specialist bulletin to a high-output publication with multiple sections, languages and channels.
These sites show how an automated architecture becomes a real editorial product with its own identity, continuous publishing and specialised content.

A science and technology publication combining news collection, editorial processing, science, technology and engineering content, monitoring information, web publishing and historical archives. It demonstrates continuous information production for a defined audience.
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A specialist publication focused on earthquake, structural and civil engineering, risk, resilience, materials, standards and applied technology. It shows how automation can be configured for a technical niche with tailored categories, sources and editorial depth.
View live example ↗Sources, topics and criteria configured by the organisation.
Classification, filtering, summaries, translation and editorial preparation.
Human input to add, edit, approve and prioritise content.
PDF, HTML, web, newsletter, archive and connected channels.
Development can include editorial rules, languages, users, permissions, servers, archives, alerts, proprietary sources, AI/XAI modules, output formats and integrations with external systems. The architecture adapts to the information the organisation needs to produce and distribute.
TAIN reduces repetitive work, accelerates edition preparation and supports more sources, topics, languages and channels within one system.
Describe your sources, topics, frequency, languages, channels and level of human editorial input. THEK can design a TAIN architecture around that workflow.
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