How Flash Finance uses AI, and where it does not
Which parts of the site are computed, which are written by AI, and how errors are handled.
Flash Finance is an independent site that relies on automation throughout. Readers should know exactly which parts are calculated, which are written by AI, and which are neither.
Calculated, not written
All market data pages (screeners, breadth, FII/DII, delivery, F&O, sectors, indices, fundamentals, technical scores, seasonality and backtests) are computed by deterministic code from exchange and company-filing data. No language model produces or alters these numbers. The summary sentences on data pages (for example "What changed today") are filled in by fixed rules from those numbers.
Written with AI
- News articles (market reports, daybooks, corporate-action summaries) are drafted by AI from exchange filings, data feeds and news sources.
- Announcement analysis on Live Market and Multibagger AI is produced by AI models from the filing text, with extracted numbers checked against verbatim quotes.
- AI Chat and the AI Backtester answer user questions using the site's own data.
Errors and corrections
Automated content can be wrong. Every data page names its source and refresh time, and every company figure links back to the underlying table so it can be checked. If you find an error, email the address on the contact page; corrections are made to the source data or the code that produced it, so the fix applies everywhere.
Not advice
Nothing on Flash Finance is a recommendation to buy or sell a security. Flash Finance is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst.
