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.

  1. editorial

    Rebuilt Artificial General Intelligence from primary and peer-reviewed sources; separated proposed definitions from consensus, bounded current capabilities and forecasts, and removed unsupported fast-aging claims

  2. editorial

    Rebuilt Tool use from primary research and official specifications; corrected execution architecture, MCP governance, OWASP numbering, and tau-bench claims; removed duplicated and unstable score tables

  3. editorial

    Replaced unsupported product-market claims with primary evidence, corrected study statistics, and distinguished task, firm, and economy-wide productivity

  4. editorial

    Reverify the DALL-E family, replace an unsupported DALL-E 2 component total and nonexistent DALL-E 3 accuracy figure, remove unstable product claims, and rebuild the article around primary papers, dated official records, and independent academic audits.

  5. editorial

    Independently fact-check Question answering, correct the LUNAR result, replace unsupported claims, add 35 explicit primary or academic references, and validate canonical internal links.

  6. editorial

    Replace speculative SWE-bench material with verified protocol, variants, and audit evidence

  7. editorial

    Independently verify MIT License history, terms, compatibility, adoption evidence, and AI scope

  8. editorial

    Independently reverify Cursor features, security, current product scope, and academic citations

  9. editorial

    Rebuilt the ResNet article from primary papers and official documentation; corrected the ImageNet evaluation table, the earlier human-reference chronology, the COCO baseline AP values, the original training duration, the ResNet-RS 83.4% model identity, and modern v1/v1.5/v2 distinctions.

  10. editorial

    Independently revalidated Softmax and corrected temperature/filter ordering, made the PyTorch axis wording version-robust, and clarified additive logit identifiability; rechecked all claims, citations, equations, sources, links, tables, and revision history.

  11. editorial

    Replaces the false GPT-2 redirect with a sourced DistilGPT2 article that establishes its distinct identity, reconciles parameter and evaluation labels, and documents architecture, distillation, training data, use, and limitations.

  12. editorial

    Reverify GitHub Copilot features, billing, data terms, research, and litigation

  13. editorial

    Rebuilds GPT-2 as the four-checkpoint 2019 OpenAI model family; reconciles corrected parameter names, distinguishes no-fine-tuning evaluations from demonstration-free prompting, qualifies benchmarks and detection, documents WebText and staged-release limits, and adds primary and peer-reviewed evidence on bias, toxicity, memorization, privacy, distribution, and legacy.

  14. editorial

    Separated the April 2024 Llama 3 checkpoints from later releases, replaced unsupported chronology and evaluative wording with source-bounded facts, corrected launch-era training and license scope, and rebuilt continuous citations with complete PDF evidence.

  15. editorial

    Removed speculative GPT-4-and-later architecture and parameter claims, corrected GPT-3 training-token and GPT-5 context figures, updated the release history through GPT-5.6, clarified trademark status and GPT product terminology, and rebuilt the article from primary, official, academic, procedural, and security sources.

  16. editorial

    Reverify Object detection, replace unsupported market and cross-hardware benchmark claims, correct dataset and detector specifications, and add deterministic primary-source citations and canonical internal links.

  17. editorial

    Corrects the R1 training-cost attribution and R1-Zero benchmark endpoint; rebuilds architecture, training, evaluation, licensing, update, safety, and impact coverage with protocol-specific citations and clear open-weight and hosted-service distinctions.

  18. editorial

    Rebuild the Embeddings article from primary research, distinguish lookup, contextual, sentence, multimodal, graph, multi-vector, and hosted API representations, remove unsupported performance and cost claims, and add dated official interface facts, compatibility rules, evaluation guidance, privacy evidence, and complete citations.

  19. editorial

    Rebuilt the biography from primary records and authoritative reporting; corrected the false 2025 OpenAI-equity claim, qualified financing and Stargate plans, removed volatile wealth claims, and clarified procedural legal outcomes.

  20. editorial

    Narrowed the page to trained-model execution, removed unsupported forecasts and vendor comparisons, and added primary-source coverage of serving, LLM inference, optimization, benchmarking, and monitoring.

  21. editorial

    Reverified Reasoning models with bounded terminology, historical precursors, disclosed training and inference methods, protocol-aware evaluation, and qualified limitations; replaced unsupported chronology and cross-model rankings with 13 primary and academic sources.

  22. editorial

    Replaces a bloated and stale product account with a current, date-bounded description of Claude Code's interfaces, licensing, installation, plans, security controls, data handling, release history, and research evidence, while removing unsupported market and performance claims.

  23. editorial

    Fixed mixed-condition benchmark values, separated prompted CoT from trained reasoning, qualified scale, theorem, faithfulness, and monitorability claims, removed unsupported product and application claims, and rebuilt citations from primary research.

  24. editorial

    Reverify Backpropagation with corrected reverse-mode, layered-network, BPTT, clipping, cost, memory, framework, biological-scope, and historical claims; normalize citations and canonical internal links.

  25. editorial

    Replace oversimplified and prescriptive claims with sourced definitions of explicit, Bayesian, algorithmic, data-based, and neural-network regularization; correct penalty scaling, Laplace-prior, dropout, early-stopping, weight-decay, label-smoothing, spectral-normalization, BatchNorm, and evaluation claims.