Our commitment
The AI Future corrects errors of fact promptly and openly. We would rather admit a mistake than leave readers misinformed, and we do not remove articles to hide errors.
How to report an error
Use our contact form and choose "Correction", or email hello@the-ai-future.com. Please tell us:
- the link to the article,
- what you think is wrong, and
- a source that supports the correction, if you have one.
A member of the editorial team reads every correction request. We aim to reply within two working days, and sooner for serious errors.
How we handle different errors
| Type of change | What we do |
|---|---|
| Typos, spelling, grammar or broken links that do not change meaning | Fixed without a note |
| Factual errors: a wrong name, date, figure, price, feature or quote | Corrected, with a correction note at the end of the article |
| Errors that change the main point of an article or a review verdict | Corrected, with a note at the top of the article explaining the change |
| New information that changes a story, such as a price change or product update | Updated, with an "Updated" date and, where useful, an update note |
| Changes to a review score | Noted in the review, with the old score and the reason |
What a correction note says
Correction notes state what was wrong and what is right, with the date: for example, "Correction, 24 October 2026: An earlier version of this review gave the wrong price for the Pro plan. It is $20 a month, not $25."
Removing content
We remove or edit content to hide errors only in rare cases where leaving it would cause real harm, such as legal, safety or privacy reasons. When we do, we explain why on the page where possible.
If you disagree with our response
If you are not satisfied with how we handled a correction request, email hello@the-ai-future.com with "Complaint for the editor" in the subject. The editor-in-chief reviews complaints personally.