How LUDGI Blog is written and tested

LUDGI builds AI motion graphics, websites and video every day. The blog shares what that work teaches us.

Who writes it

Articles are published by LUDGI Lab, the team behind LUDGI. We write about the tools we use in production: AI video and image models, motion design in code, AI coding agents and building websites with AI.

How AI is used

We use AI models to research, outline and draft. Every article is then checked by a LUDGI editor before it is published: claims against their sources, tests against what we actually ran, and the text for clarity. Nothing is published automatically.

Sources and quotations

• Every article lists the sources it relies on, preferring official documentation, release notes and primary data.
• We write in our own words. Short quotations are marked, attributed and linked; we do not republish other publishers’ articles.
• Hands-on results (timings, costs, outputs) come from our own runs and say so.

Pictures and films

Pictures are labelled: made with an image model, made by LUDGI, or licensed with the licence named. Films in articles are LUDGI’s own work.

Updates and corrections

Fast-moving topics are revisited. An article shows when it was last updated and keeps an update history. If you spot an error, tell us through support and we will correct it and note the change.

Independence

No article is paid for, and we do not accept payment for coverage. When an article points to a LUDGI product, it says so.