Corrections Policy & Public Log
Accuracy is the cornerstone of credible journalism. When errors occur in our reporting, AI News is committed to correcting them promptly, transparently, and comprehensively.
Our Commitment to Immediate Rectification
We distinguish between minor typographical errata and substantive factual errors. Typographical fixes that do not alter the meaning of a report are corrected directly in the content management system. Substantive errors—such as incorrect metrics, misattributed statements, or flawed legal interpretations—require:
- Immediate factual verification by the beat editor or Editor-in-Chief.
- An inline revision of the text to present accurate, verified data.
- A prominent, timestamped Editorial Correction Note appended to the bottom of the article.
- Permanent recording in our public Corrections Log below.
How to Submit a Factual Correction Request
If you have identified a factual discrepancy, broken link, or inaccurate figure in any article published by AI News, please notify our editorial desk immediately:
Public Editorial Corrections Log
In accordance with Google News and Trust Project standards, below is our rolling public log of substantive editorial corrections:
An earlier version of this report stated the latency threshold was measured across 10,000 queries. The verified benchmark sample was 8,500 queries. The data table has been updated accordingly.
Verified & Appended by: Justin Davis, Editor-in-Chief
Clarified that STIR/SHAKEN certification level B requires cryptographic token signing through an authorized telecom carrier, rather than direct FCC portal registration.
Verified & Appended by: Marcus Vance, Senior Telephony Reporter