Editorial Policy: How We Check Articles
How ZView Space builds its AI image guides: generation records, images checked at full size, exact prompts, honest limits, and how we correct articles.
- Each article is built from our own generation records: model, exact prompt and date.
- Drafts are prepared with AI writing tools and limited to what those records and images show.
- We open every image we describe and report only what is visible in it.
- Unverified numbers and claims are removed or labelled as general knowledge.
- Articles show a last-updated date, and errors can be reported by email.
Who writes these articles
ZView Space is an AI image generation and prompt-testing site. Its articles are published and maintained by the ZView Space editorial team, and drafts are prepared with AI writing tools (see the next section). If you spot a mistake, want a correction, or have a question about how something was tested, write to zview.space@apexcore.co.kr.
How AI is used in our writing
We use AI writing tools to prepare the first draft of an article from our own generation records and the generated images themselves. The ZView Space editorial team publishes and maintains the articles under the rules on this page.
AI-prepared drafts are held to the same rule as everything else here: a statement stays only if the records or the images support it. Claims we cannot support are removed or marked as general knowledge, and anything not yet tested is labelled untested. If an article contains an error, we correct it and change its update date.
How an article is built
Every image in an article comes from our own generation records, which store the model, the exact prompt and the generation date. Before we describe an image we open it at full size, and we quote prompts exactly as they were sent. When we suggest a new prompt that has not been run, we label it as untested.
Each article ends with a short box that says what it is based on: the model, the date the images were generated and how many images we actually checked.
What we claim and what we do not
We describe only what is visible in the images: hands, text, clothing construction, framing. One image per prompt shows what can happen, not how often it happens, and the articles say so instead of presenting a ranking.
Numbers such as VRAM, speed, resolution and version numbers appear only when they come from our records or official documentation. Otherwise we write that the result depends on your setup. General knowledge is written as general knowledge, not as something we measured.
AI-generated images
The images on ZView Space are produced by AI image models running on our own servers, for example Z-Image Turbo, Krea2 Turbo and Anima. They are not photographs of real people or real events, and the articles say which model produced them.
Updates and corrections
Articles show the date they were last updated. In October 2026 we rewrote our guides to the standard above. Articles that could not meet it were merged into a stronger article, with the old address redirecting to it, or removed from search indexing.
Corrections are made in place and the update date changes. Send corrections to zview.space@apexcore.co.kr.
Advertising and privacy
Ads, when shown, are served by Google AdSense and are kept separate from the article text. The Privacy Policy explains how cookies and data are handled.