How we work
tafs uz is a news aggregator. We collect articles from connected publications and provide a way to read them in context. The credited publications provide the underlying reporting.
AI editions and translations are labelled
AI may prepare a headline, summary, article structure or translation. Language editions are labelled as publisher editions or AI translations; editorial status is also visible in the article. This processing does not imply independent human fact-checking.
Saved revision history
Changes to original reporting, text processing and translation updates may create a new revision. Original reporting and revision history are available to editorial staff. The date beside the headline records first publication on tafs uz. Original publication times are also retained in the editorial interface.
Three ready editions before publication
A story is published when its Russian, Uzbek and English editions are ready. Choose a language using the links beside the article. AI translations and publishers’ own language editions are labelled separately.
Limits of automated processing
Automated summaries and translations may miss context or convey meaning inaccurately. tafs uz does not replace original reporting. Significant details, quotations and subsequent corrections require editorial review.