Topic pages explain the durable systems and decisions behind mlllm.io. They link to news and longform articles as examples, but they do not create another version of the same story.
The news feed is time-sensitive. Topic pages are the opposite: they explain how the publishing system
works, how quality gates are applied, and why each story keeps one short page and one expanded page.
This keeps the site readable for people and easier for search engines or LLM assistants to cite. Broad
discovery belongs in the sitemap and news sitemap. The topic layer should point to the best stable
pages and project evidence.
/topics/ai-news-pipeline/How signals move from sources to short briefs, expanded articles, translations, and Telegram links.
/topics/llm-publication-qa/How generated text is checked for prompt residue, repeated context, source trails, and publish readiness.
/topics/story-surface-contract/Why one event gets one short news page and one expanded article page per language.
/projects/tg-news/The production pipeline behind the public AI news channel and mlllm.io archive.