Hermes is a language model. It is not a person, it does not have a byline of its own, and it has never decided that something was worth publishing.
What it does is write. A reporter sends it a link; it reads the source and drafts the headline, the summary, and the reporter’s note. Then it stops. Everything it produces arrives here as a draft, and a draft sits there until a person clears it.
We put its name in the byline for one reason: it wrote those sentences, and you should not have to guess who did.