Corrections

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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

    Replace volatile promotional, adoption, funding, release-timeline, and universal benchmark claims with a primary-source account of vLLM's scope, PagedAttention, V1 architecture, interfaces, execution features, deployment, evaluation, security, and limitations; align the platform, preemption, and shared-memory wording with the exact v0.26.0 documentation.

  2. editorial

    Replace volatile popularity, funding, adoption, comparison, and release claims with a July 28, 2026 version-scoped account of Scikit-learn's history, estimator API, workflows, evaluation, computing, persistence, governance, and documented limitations.

  3. editorial

    Rebuild Gradient Descent with assumption-bounded convergence results, renderer-safe formulas, exact distinctions among deterministic, stochastic, accelerated, and adaptive methods, and fully mapped primary and academic citations; explicitly distinguish Nesterov acceleration from basic gradient descent in the convergence table.

  4. editorial

    Replaced outdated release, universal AI and speedup claims, and conflated hardware material with a primary-source account of CUDA's model, memory, toolchain, libraries, compatibility, licensing, and portability. Correct the PyTorch CUDA Semantics source-update date to the official July 17, 2026 record.

  5. editorial

    Replace volatile pricing, roadmaps, comparison tables, and universal performance claims with a primary-source account of GPU architecture, programming, AI workloads, measurement, distributed scaling, and limitations. Correct the Owens survey record, state the Volta Tensor Core operation precisely, and identify the peer-reviewed Megatron-LM and ZeRO versions of record.

  6. editorial

    Replace speculative project and operator catalogs with a standards-based Data Center article; correct the Tier availability mapping; distinguish measured load from capacity and projections; document PUE, WUE, AI rack-density, reliability, grid, water, security, and reporting boundaries using primary and academic sources. Correct a misattributed DieHard reference and limit its claim to the paper's 2016 correlated power/network failure-domain study.

  7. editorial

    Rebuilt the article around functional dataset roles, defensible splitting, leakage control, quality, representation, foundation-model corpora, privacy, security, governance, and reproducibility; removed arbitrary ratios and volatile legal claims.

  8. editorial

    Replace duplicated and weakly sourced material with a research-grounded account of prompt design, evaluation, reasoning methods, limitations, security, multimodal use, and context engineering; qualify inconclusive self-enhancement evidence.

  9. editorial

    Replace unsupported and volatile benchmark claims with source-bounded guidance; remove contradictory BetterBench counts, qualify LLM-judge self-enhancement evidence, correct GAIA and Tau-bench publication records, and add construct-validity, uncertainty, contamination, resilience, and agent-evaluation coverage.

  10. editorial

    Distinguish the perplexity metric from Perplexity AI; repair the metric's bounds, tokenization, context-window, pseudo-perplexity, speech, topic-model, scoring-rule, and AI-detection claims; replace unsupported company figures and volatile product assertions with dated primary-source or explicitly attributed evidence.

  11. editorial

    Replace unreliable prominence, paper-history, attendance, oral-count, acceptance-rate, review-consistency, and future-impact claims with edition-specific primary evidence; distinguish main, Datasets and Benchmarks, and Position Paper tracks; add the AI Events category.

  12. editorial

    Distinguish loss, risk, objective, regularization, and metrics; repair equations and optimization claims; replace unsupported examples with source-bound coverage.

  13. editorial

    Replace categorical train-test-gap, sample-size, parameter-count, regularization, double-descent, benign-overfitting, and grokking claims with a source-scoped treatment of empirical risk, valid evaluation, leakage, shift, and modern interpolation.

  14. editorial

    Refocus Tesla (robotics) on the verified Optimus program, distinguish demonstrations from autonomous operation and designed capacity from production, and remove unsupported FSD, pricing, deployment, and Gen 3 claims.

  15. editorial

    Replace promotional and unsupported market claims with source-backed coverage of lidar physics, architectures, calibration, processing, applications, standards, safety, history, and documented limitations.

  16. editorial

    Distinguish ChatGPT routing from API models; fix context, modality, benchmark, safety, and lifecycle claims.

  17. editorial

    Rebuild the overview around model-specific generations, licenses, weight and API access, training disclosures, architecture changes, and bounded independent evaluation.

  18. editorial

    Remove unsupported product, benchmark, architecture, and compute claims; rebuild the overview around sourced modality definitions, architectures, training, evaluation, failure modes, and reporting practice.

  19. editorial

    Align the bounded 2024 battery-handling account with Tesla's primary shareholder update, which described the internal task as autonomous while publishing no reliability or intervention rates.

  20. editorial

    Render 32 inline equations with the site's supported math delimiters while retaining the independently reviewed factual and citation corrections.

  21. editorial

    Reconstruct Recurrent Neural Network from 30 primary, peer-reviewed, and official sources; correct the Jordan, Mamba, and echo-state bibliographic records; narrow historical and implementation claims; preserve identity and categories.

  22. editorial

    Fix rendered equations, qualify a generative benchmark result, add primary support for multimodal connector examples, and replace an inaccessible citation URL.

  23. editorial

    Rebuild the Tesla Optimus article around verified prototype milestones, demonstration controls, internal trials, production preparation, safety boundaries, and current commercial status.

  24. editorial

    Replace the legacy Boston Dynamics article with a source-led reconstruction that fixes Atlas chronology, ownership and manufacturing status, early history, legacy-platform claims, current products, and responsible-use coverage.

  25. editorial

    Fix one grammar error and describe the Conformer block order precisely; retain the reviewed article structure, sources, links, identity, scope, redirect, and categories.