POLARIS by Nota

Purpose-Built AI for Modern Media Workflows

Why Media Companies Choose POLARIS

POLARIS is Nota’s proprietary language model, designed specifically for journalists, editors, and content teams. It’s fine-tuned on real newsroom tasks to bring precision, efficiency, and trust to every step of the publishing process.

What’s New?

Tone Matching

Generates content that matches your editorial voice.

Style Compliance

Follows AP Style and newsroom writing standards.

Bilingual Capability

Supports both English and Latin American Spanish inputs and outputs.

Smarter Date Handling

Preserves accurate timelines and event logic across outputs.

Improved Fact Fidelity

Reduces hallucinations with more grounded and accurate generation.

Proven Performance in Real Newsrooms

POLARIS was tested across 20 journalism-specific tasks, evaluated by professional editors. It outperformed general-purpose models on:

ROUGE-1 : Word-for-word accuracy
Semantic Similarity : Alignment with editorial intent

“We’ve seen up to 90% time savings in pre-publish workflows while maintaining quality and tone.”

— Director of Audience, National Media Partner

Fits Right Into Your Workflow

CMS plugins: WordPress, Newspack, ArcXP

Browser extension: Blox and Chromium-based CMS tools

API-first design for custom newsroom integrations

Energy Efficient by Design

POLARIS delivers editorial-grade performance while using 96.5% less energy than GPT-4o. It’s optimized for speed, cost, and sustainability.

Enterprise-Grade Security & Compliance

Trained only on customer-approved data with explicit consent
Hosted in Azure with robust encryption at rest and in transit
Fully compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and global data standards

What You’ll Unlock with POLARIS

Save time on headlines, SEO, summaries, and rewrites

Customize content per publication, beat, or journalist

Increase content output and audience engagement

Extend your team’s impact without increasing hours

See POLARIS in Action

Join thousands of media professionals using POLARIS to accelerate, refine, and scale their editorial work.