Trust is the whole product. This page explains how we verify what we publish and how we handle it when a claim needs to change.
Sources we trust
- Official product docs, changelogs, pricing pages and model cards.
- Peer-reviewed research and reputable preprints (with clear caveats).
- First-party benchmarks published by model providers, cross-referenced with independent evaluations.
- Named on-the-record sources for reporting.
Sources we don't rely on
- Uncredited screenshots, viral posts, and second-hand summaries.
- AI-generated "facts" that we can't trace to a primary source.
- Anonymous claims for high-stakes reporting.
Our verification process
- Every factual claim is traced to a primary source before publish.
- Numbers, pricing, model names and dates are checked against the vendor's live site.
- Screenshots and quotes are dated. If we can't confirm a quote, we don't publish it.
- Reviews are based on hands-on testing — not on marketing pages.
Updates and corrections
- Every article shows a last-updated timestamp when meaningful changes are made.
- Material corrections are noted at the bottom of the article, with what changed and when.
- Minor corrections (typos, formatting) are silent.
Report an error
Spotted something wrong? Please tell us. Email bhawaybhalla@gmail.com with the article URL and the correction. We aim to review within two business days.