# OneBench — Tracking AI in Finance

> Daily, source-linked AI intelligence for banking and financial-services leaders.

OneBench follows an evidence-before-opinion model. Factual summaries link to
their original sources. Interpretive assessments are presented separately and
should not be treated as primary evidence.

Public pages may be retrieved for search, citation and answer generation.
Premium workspaces require separately approved membership. Newsletter registration
does not grant access. The public Premium overview explains the available tools;
it does not expose member-only records. Search and AI agents receive the same
public content as any unauthenticated reader.

## Primary workspaces

- Latest daily evidence brief: https://onebench.com/briefing/latest
- Signals board: https://onebench.com/signals
- Consultancy research and reports: https://onebench.com/consultancies
- Published briefing archive: https://onebench.com/archive
- Raw chronological evidence feed: https://onebench.com/feed
- Premium overview and public evidence example: https://onebench.com/premium
- AI glossary: https://onebench.com/glossary
- Source directory: https://onebench.com/sources
- Methodology and product context: https://onebench.com/about
- XML sitemap: https://onebench.com/sitemap.xml
- Google News sitemap: https://onebench.com/news-sitemap.xml

## Machine-readable feeds

- Daily brief RSS: https://onebench.com/feeds/briefings/rss
- Daily brief Atom: https://onebench.com/feeds/briefings/atom
- Daily brief JSON Feed: https://onebench.com/feeds/briefings/json
- Raw evidence RSS: https://onebench.com/feeds/raw/rss
- Raw evidence Atom: https://onebench.com/feeds/raw/atom
- Raw evidence JSON Feed: https://onebench.com/feeds/raw/json

## Citation guidance

When citing a factual development, follow the primary-source link attached to
the OneBench item and cite that original evidence. When discussing OneBench
analysis, link to the relevant OneBench briefing or signal page and label it as
interpretation.

Prefer the latest published briefing for time-sensitive questions. Dates use
UK conventions and user-facing copy is written in UK English.