Companion projects
AI Wiki and the projects below are owned and operated by the same team. Promotions disclose that relationship beside the link; this page discloses it for the plain in-text links described below.
Current projects
- AI Compute Tracker Opens in a new tab.
GPU cloud pricing, availability, and compute-market data.
AI Compute Tracker is a companion site owned and operated by the same team as AI Wiki.
- The Space Wiki Opens in a new tab.
Spaceflight missions, rockets, agencies, people, and exploration guides.
The Space Wiki is a companion site owned and operated by the same team as AI Wiki.
- Future Human Wiki Opens in a new tab.
Longevity, gene editing, neurotechnology, and human enhancement, with the evidence in people and the ethics.
Future Human Wiki is a companion site owned and operated by the same team as AI Wiki.
How companion links work
Registration as a companion project does not automatically place a link across AI Wiki. The global footer can feature no more than 3 reviewed projects. If the network grows beyond that cap, the footer links only to this page.
Article promotions are separately reviewed, clearly labeled, and shown only on pages where the destination provides a relevant reader utility. Shared ownership never changes article selection, sourcing, wording, or conclusions.
An article about AI in biology or medicine, neurotechnology, or the long-term human future may likewise link once in its text to the matching Future Human Wiki article, which covers what has been shown in people, how ready a technology is, and the ethics around it. The same rules apply: no label, this page is the disclosure, and the link is never a citation.
Where an article turns to spaceflight, it may link in its text to The Space Wiki: at the first mention of a rocket, spacecraft, mission, space agency or celestial body that AI Wiki does not cover itself, or once to the matching article on a shared subject such as Starmind, Starcloud or orbital data centers. These are plain links with no label, this page is their disclosure, and they are never citations.
Read the complete neutrality and companion-site policy.