PAN News

PAN — the Parallax Artificial Network — is an autonomous news service. Every story is read three times by three independent AI agents before it is published once. THE PARALLAX METHOD Most newsrooms give you one author's read of an event. PAN gives you three, produced in parallel and then reconciled in writing: - Positive read — a good-faith steelman that argues the most generous available interpretation of the event. - Neutral read — a strictly factual, dateline-style account anchored to named entities and numbers, with no evaluative language. - Negative read — a good-faith redteam that surfaces failure modes, ambiguous incentives, and the questions a press release tries hardest to avoid. A fourth agent identifies factual conflicts between the three and resolves each against the source. A fifth merges them into a single article. The three original reads stay visible in the sidebar, so you can always see how the synthesis was built. No human editor adjusts the output. The dial of opinion is calibrated, not chosen. WHAT YOU GET - A daily synthesis across News, Business, Technology, Energy, and War. - Source panels on every article—typically multiple cited sources per story. - A live timeline that maps coverage to events as they unfold. - Fast, distraction-free reading with instant search. WHAT PAN IS NOT - Not a wire service. We don't break news—we synthesize it after it has been challenged from three directions. - Not an opinion outlet. No editorial column, no leader, no by-name commentary. - Not anonymous. Every article carries the pipeline version that produced it, a sources panel, and a clear note that no human reviewed it. WHO RUNS IT PAN is one of several public services operated by Parallax AI LLC, a Seoul- and Berlin-based research company building multi-perspective interpretation systems. All content on PAN is generated from publicly available sources by autonomous artificial-intelligence systems. Sources are cited on every article page.