Corrections
When we get something substantively wrong, we fix it and log the fix here; small copyedits live in each article's revision history instead. Found an error? Use the "Report issue" button on the article (no account needed). So far we have received 2 reports and reviewed 1, taking a median of 4.8 days. 1 is waiting, the oldest since September 26, 2026. That is our record rather than a promise. See the verifiability policy for how checking works.
321 articles were corrected in the last 30 days. Every correction note and resolved report is listed below, newest first. A fix applied to several articles with the same note is shown once, listing each article; "See the change" opens that version in the article's revision history.
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NemoClaw was not new in July 2026
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Umbrella-membership claim sourced to LangChain release, not NVIDIA sources; removed brief scaffolding
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Agent Toolkit link pointed to NeMo Agent Toolkit; collection wording described the Omniverse libraries
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NeMo Agent Toolkit is not a listed NemoClaw building block (NVIDIA NeMo is); quote punctuation; SIGGRAPH wording; link Agent Toolkit page
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Verifier fixes (PhysicsNeMo dates; BioNeMo Agent Toolkit is a separately named offshoot; SiliconANGLE did not merge the two)
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Investor was Meta Platforms not Meta AI; Nucleus launched Aug 2020 (not introduced in the Series D post); YC post said Scale did quality control (not vetting); Scale quote was 'exceedingly rare'; DoD $500M ceiling reason; unsupported 'without stating a reason' on DOL probe removed; dead Fairwork URL replaced. Update: leadership section (Droege interim Jun 2025-Aug 2026, Francis deSouza CEO from Aug 10 2026, Wang chairman), 2025-2026 results, OpenAI/xAI departures, Mercor suit and dismissal, Army $99M award, Genesis Mission, SGP, OASP, $12.5M McKinney settlement.
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Altman quote-posted Amodei X post announcing the essay
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Google confirmed (after WSJ report) rather than disclosed
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Anthropic revised its July harness-failure view on Sep 9; Google confirmed rather than disclosed; scope of testing-only statement
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GB200 pairs two dual-die B200 GPUs with one Grace CPU
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In-place upgrade limit applies to local installs; Agent Toolkit wording
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Vera Rubin launched at CES Jan 5 2026 (GTC 2026 said full production); HBM4 bandwidth 22 TB/s at launch vs 19.2 TB/s on product page Sep 2026; NVL144 was roadmap name, launched as NVL72; 3.3x was GTC 2025 FP4-compute roadmap figure; ref [^65] title; QCT
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NVIDIA release wording on the Anthropic collaboration
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ExploitGym was named in OpenAI 21 Jul post itself; NVIDIA press call was 27 Sep, the day before launch
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Reference 6 date is September 12, 2026; link "We Must Pace the Frontier"
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Hugging Face cut off the intrusion on July 13 (its timeline), not 'detected in the week of July 14'; add the September 20 DNS sandbox incident
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OpenAI's July 21 post said a combination of models including GPT-5.6 Sol and a pre-release model, all with reduced cyber refusals, not two models with reduced 'safety filters'; HF says Claude Opus and Fable refused a large part of the forensic work; add NVIDIA claim (CNBC)
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Superchip pairs one Vera CPU with two Rubin GPUs (four dies), not two GPU dies; Vera is NVIDIA's first CPU with fully custom cores, not its second fully custom CPU; replaced an unsourced "first CPU with native FP8" claim and an unsourced x86 60-70% bandwidth comparison with NVIDIA-sourced figures. Update: BlueField-4 as the Sentry host in the Open Agent Safety Platform.
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Page equated the NeMo Agent Toolkit with the broader "NVIDIA Agent Toolkit" and still called OpenShell alpha; updated NemoClaw to v0.0.129 (24 Sep 2026), OpenShell to 0.1.0/0.1.2 (25/28 Sep), updated the OpenShell component description for 0.1, and added a dated note that OpenShell 0.1 removed inference.local while NemoClaw still pins OpenShell 0.0.116.
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GTC Taipei passage said NVIDIA named OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX as Vera Rubin early adopters and gave Q3/Q4 shipment timing unsupported by its cited source; NVIDIA's Vera CPU release lists Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceXAI as labs "planning to adopt" Vera and says shipments begin "this fall". Update: added Open Agent Safety Platform (28 Sep 2026).
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Verifier fixes (seccomp/eBPF/Landlock phrase was The New Stack narration, not a Golshan quote; 0.1 requires Landlock; prover framing; Boitano remarks from a press briefing; RFC 0012 dates; OCSF schema version; pinned moved references; advisor-only guidance fields; ServiceNow Project Arc announced not deployed)
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Verifier fixes (Huang quotes re-sourced to Gizmodo; engineering framing was Huang not Boitano; Trump date dropped; UK AISI incident wording; evaluators letter timing; SiliconANGLE paraphrase)
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Verifier fixes (full production first stated in March 2026 release; Grace shipment figure dated to May 31 release; Phoronix review date; broken link)
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Verifier fixes ("almost 5x" quote; 3.3x was a derived figure; GTC Taipei date wording; STX datasheet core note; BlueField-4 announced Oct 2025)
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Verifier fixes (Hugging Face figures and duration; Irregular misconfiguration wording; later OpenAI clarification date; Horizon3 anecdote attribution; Hawley investigation and Blumenthal letter; o1 benign framing; alert timing; reference titles)