Corrections & Updates
In an industry moving as rapidly as artificial intelligence, accuracy requires continuous verification. When we make a substantive factual error, we acknowledge and correct it transparently.
Our Policy on Material Errors
When a factual error is verified, we update the published article immediately, note the modification date in the header metadata, and record the nature of the correction below. Minor typographical or formatting adjustments are resolved silently without altering substantive meaning.
Public Corrections Register
Our ChatGPT vs Claude, Claude vs Gemini, and model pages named superseded models. We replaced them with the providers’ current lineups, dated the specifications, and linked the official sources.
Pages stated that Claude offers no native real-time voice conversation. Claude has a voice mode, currently in beta on all plans. We corrected the comparison, FAQ, and model pages.
We removed the statements that Consensus “eliminates hallucination” and that Cursor’s Privacy Mode guarantees code is “never stored.” Both now reflect what the providers state in their documentation.
We removed benchmark scores that lacked a linked source, and removed “verified as of” pricing dates that were not backed by a recorded check.
How to Submit a Technical Correction
If you identify an inaccurate benchmark score, misattributed citation, or outdated pricing tier, please notify our editorial board with primary documentation.