Corrections policy
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We aim to publish only what the linked primary sources support. If you find an error, use the Report an error link at the bottom of any item, or the report form.
How reports are handled. Reports are checked automatically, usually within an hour. Software compares the item with its primary source and takes one of the following actions:
- Keep the item when the source supports it;
- Reword the item so that it says only what the source supports; or
- Withdraw the item when the source does not support it at all.
The text of a report is treated as a pointer to a possible problem, never as a source: nothing from a report is published. Reworded items show “Corrected on” with the date, and all corrections and withdrawals are listed below. To prevent abuse, the number of reports and of automatic withdrawals per day is limited.
Primary sources change. Official pages are sometimes updated. Items in the trackers are re-checked against their official pages every day, and status changes are reported as new items.
Corrections log
- — Commission launches RAISE pledging initiative for private and philanthropic support of AI in science — Reworded to match the source
- — CISA, NSA and FBI issue advisory on China-based AI companies' knowledge distillation of US AI models — Reworded to match the source
- — Federal Trade Commission proposes policy statement on suppression of accuracy in AI systems — Withdrawn
- — California AI Transparency Act amendments (AB 2713 and SB 1000) — Withdrawn
- — Federal Trade Commission proposes policy statement on suppression of accuracy in AI under section 5 — Withdrawn