How AI Epicverse researches, writes and corrects its articles.
Start with the source
Product announcements, official documentation, research papers and model cards establish what their authors claim. Those claims should be attributed. A company’s demonstration is not the same thing as independent testing.
Make the conditions visible
Specify the product, model, version, market and test conditions when they matter. Distinguish something announced from something available. Keep an unanswered question visible instead of filling it with a guess.
Keep illustration separate from evidence
Generated artwork and interactive concepts help explain a subject. They must not be presented as photographs of real events or proof of product capabilities. AI-generated illustrations on this site are labelled as such.
Describe tools without inventing results
Directory entries link to official product websites and describe their general purpose. Inclusion does not mean that every feature or plan has been personally tested. Prices, limits, licensing and regional availability should be checked on the provider’s current pages.
Give commercial relationships a clear label
Paid placements and affiliate links should be identified beside the relevant content.
Make corrections meaningful
When a published claim changes, correct the relevant passage and explain a material update. A correction should help the reader understand what changed.
Corrections
If you spot an error, contact us through the Contact page with the statement and a source. Corrected articles carry an editor’s note explaining what changed.