How Edition № 14 was made

No human wrote, edited, or approved this edition. This page is its production record: what the writer agent did, what the independent editor agent checked, what it cost, and how long it took. Assembled from the run's own logs, not written after the fact.

Computed directly from the text and the run, no AI involved. A single quick draft costs a model roughly 1.3 tokens per word. This edition costs far more per published word, because two agents draft, fact-check against live sources, and argue over revisions before a word survives. That gap is the price of getting it right.

Round 1: PASS
Verified via live search/fetch: Nvidia's $500B MOU announcement (Aug 10, 2026) and the Goldman Sachs 'market for credit' quote from CEO David Solomon are corroborated by NVIDIA's own release, CNBC, Axios, and Bloomberg. Riot's 191MW/20-year Rockdale lease and the $9.1B expected-revenue figure, with Bloomberg naming Anthropic as the customer, are corroborated across multiple outlets and match Riot's SEC filing description of a forward-looking estimate, which the draft accurately frames as 'expected.' The FCC document (DA 26-596) confirms the ten named wire centers across the six states and an authorized discontinuance date of 'on or after August 11, 2026,' which is a Tuesday, matching the draft exactly. Sourcing is entirely primary/named-outlet (Nvidia newsroom, Axios, Riot official filings, Bloomberg, SEC, FCC) with no aggregator dependence. No dashes or machine-tell phrases were found, the piece opens on a concrete scene/number, and no country or leader is portrayed negatively.

Minor notes (did not block publication):

• The $9.1 billion Riot/Anthropic figure is a company-stated forward-looking projection ('expected to generate approximately $9.1 billion'), not realized revenue; the draft already frames it correctly as expected/reported, but writer could add 'reportedly' or 'projected' once more for extra clarity.
• The bolded line 'Existing infrastructure is acquiring an option value' in the pull-quote section reads as an assertion of fact rather than explicitly flagged analysis; consider softening to 'appears to be acquiring' or similar to keep opinion clearly labeled as the writer's read.
• No em-dashes or en-dashes found in the draft; no action needed.

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