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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Six (not five) v0.16.x releases shipped in July 2026, and v0.10.0 was published November 18, 2025 per the GitHub releases page, which contradicts the README's own 2025/10 label
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The AI5 sentence was cited to sources that do not mention the tape-out; recited to Electrek's April 15, 2026 report, which describes TSMC handling AI5 while Samsung's 2 nm line is tied to AI6
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GraspVLA first author is Deng Shengliang (was misnamed Jia); removed an unverifiable Peking University bachelor claim (sources conflict); fixed the March 2026 round investors per TechNode/Caixin; linked the new Galbot company page; June 2025 round date precision
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Fixed citation integrity flagged in review (merger and IPO facts now cited to CNBC and NPR rather than the Space.com naming piece; Starcloud is not described as NVIDIA-backed, its Series A was led by Benchmark and EQT; unquoted a Tom's Hardware paraphrase presented as a Musk quote)
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Removed compass directions for the flanking mountains that no cited source states
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Attributed the open-weights reversal analysis to Ben Thompson (relayed by Simon Willison), and pointed the Artificial Analysis reference at the archived snapshot after the live page 404ed
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NVIDIA's and Microsoft's Anthropic investment commitments were swapped (NVIDIA up to $10B, Microsoft up to $5B per NVIDIA's own blog); removed an unsupported 'radiation-tolerant' attribute and recited the FCC filing clause to SpaceNews
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Certification program predates 2024 (Academy credentials existed by March 2023), and the 'infrastructure, platform, and AI operations teams' quote is from NVIDIA's Asia Pacific post, not the catalog page
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Removed an unsourced claim that Shivani Mitra was CEO (The Block and TechCrunch name Jeffrey Quesnelle as founding CEO), and fixed the understated lead download figure
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Reference date fixed to July 30, 2026, matching the page's own publication stamp rather than its URL path
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Fixed the license Q and A quote, which had inverted MiniMax's 'not yet, not ever' meaning, and added a MiniMax platform docs citation for the Hailuo 2.3 replacement claim
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Repaired a corrupted model-versions table row that dated Hailuo 2.3 to the September 16, 2025 lawsuit filing instead of its October 28, 2025 release
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The Linux Foundation OpenMDW 1.1 press release is dated May 28, 2026, not June 24
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Laguna-XS-2.1 was published June 20, 2026, not July
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Action and Scenery QA-pair counts were transposed (the paper's Table 3 is authoritative; the GitHub README transposes them); evaluation split is 500 questions with two reference answers each
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Pin the 2B vs 2.3B action-expert discrepancy across NVIDIA sources, note NVIDIA dev-blog table contradicting the first-on-all-benchmarks claim, fix award category name and CES description, reword two unsourced anecdotes
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The "no progress for at least a decade" line was in OpenAI's original August 1 post and was removed by August 3; the article previously implied it was only a press paraphrase. Also clarified that reduced cybersecurity refusals applied to all models in the Hugging Face disclosure.
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Independently verify the EU cybersecurity and AI action plan; correct legal status, dates, action timelines, funding context, quotations, and source wiring.
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Independently verify Ellipsis history and architecture; correct GitLab support and funding-date scope; remove unsupported employment, pricing, financing-close, and post-cutoff claims.
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Replace unsupported cross-vendor rankings with a version-scoped, source-audited comparison of six downloadable DeepSeek V4, Llama 4, and Qwen3.6 checkpoints.
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Fix sourcing, academic timeline, and attributed research estimates
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Cost-per-task spread restated as the source measured it, and the unsourced claim about an earlier 3:1 blended-price ratio removed.
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MirrorCode paper authorship no longer presents three of seven authors as the full list, the AI compute stock figure is corrected to 16.5 million H100-equivalents, and the July 2026 FrontierMath Open Problems removals cite notability as well as verifier fidelity.
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CoreWeave MLPerf Training v6.0 Llama 3.1 405B comparison no longer claims identical GPU counts, and the AMD submission list adds the OCI MI300X entry.
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Customer-segment count corrected to eight, IP-services list reduced to what the cited sources state, SemiAnalysis methods description corrected, UBM division date corrected to October 2009, and an unsourced SK hynix inquiry clause removed.