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 3 reports and reviewed 1, taking a median of 4.8 days. 2 are 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

    Replace a speculative model catalogue and inaccurate claims about active compute, capacity, memory, specialization, and speed with a focused, sourced account of MoE architecture, routing, training, inference, and evaluation.

  2. editorial

    Replace an overbroad survey, architecture-plus-weights definition, unsupported compression claims, weak model-system boundaries, and overstated reproducibility guidance with a sourced object-level account.

  3. editorial

    Separated DeepSeek the company from its models and hosted products; corrected the V3 training-cost claim; replaced fabricated roadmap, unaudited finance, promotional benchmark, and blanket open-source assertions; and bounded privacy, regulatory, distillation, and hardware claims.

  4. editorial

    Updated Microsoft's OpenAI partnership through April 2026; replaced stale leadership, exclusivity, financial, spending, market, and product claims; and clarified corporate scope, first-party AI, infrastructure, safety, regulation, and environmental impacts.

  5. editorial

    Replace stale release, adoption, and ecosystem catalogues; inaccurate static-versus-dynamic framing; active TorchScript treatment; redirected links; and weak security and reproducibility coverage with a durable systems account.

  6. editorial

    Replace volatile adoption and benchmark claims, unreleased-model speculation, repeated generation catalogues, broken links, and inaccurate openness, architecture, data, and context statements with a durable family history and deployment guide.

  7. editorial

    Separated Google LLC from Alphabet and Other Bets; replaced incorrect 2025 financial figures and volatile product, benchmark, user, and market claims; and clarified corporate scope, AI organizations, governance, privacy, competition, and environmental impacts.

  8. editorial

    Standardize the visible title and replace unsupported market forecasts, product catalogues, performance specifications, prices, and generalized capability claims with a source-audited account of humanoid-robot definitions, history, mechanics, control, learning, evaluation, deployments, safety, standards, and limitations.

  9. editorial

    Replace market forecasts, product and framework catalogues, volatile rankings, malformed references, and unsupported autonomy claims with a primary-source systems account of agent scope, architecture, planning, tools, memory, multi-agent coordination, evaluation, security, oversight, and reproducible deployment.

  10. editorial

    Standardize the visible title and replace unsupported release logs, vendor rankings, cost estimates, forecasts, regulatory equivalences, and capability claims with a primary-source account of foundation-model scope, history, training, adaptation, evaluation, risks, openness, and current governance.

  11. editorial

    Separated the consumer assistant from Meta Platforms, FAIR, and Meta Superintelligence Labs; replaced unsupported growth, performance, licensing, and release claims with dated primary and independent sources; and clarified model lineage, privacy, safety, and regional availability.

  12. editorial

    Standardize the visible title and replace unsupported product, market, parameter, and adoption claims with a primary-source account of NLP scope, history, tasks, methods, data, evaluation, applications, and limitations.

  13. editorial

    Replace unsupported market forecasts, release claims, human-level generalizations, and unsourced architecture comparisons with a primary-source account of vision formulation, historical methods, learning paradigms, tasks, datasets, metrics, 3D and video, applications, failure modes, and reproducible evaluation.

  14. editorial

    Replaced unsupported historical and performance claims, separated causal, masked, and denoising objectives, corrected tokenization and perplexity explanations, and rewired the article to verifiable academic sources.

  15. editorial

    Normalize the visible AI in media title to the required Title Case without changing article prose, categories, or fact-check state.

  16. editorial

    Normalize the visible Groq hardware title to the required Title Case without changing article prose, categories, or fact-check state.

  17. editorial

    Normalize the visible AI chip title to the required Title Case without changing article prose, categories, or fact-check state.

  18. editorial

    Normalize the visible AI accelerator title to the required Title Case without changing article prose, categories, or fact-check state.

  19. editorial

    Replace unreliable history, vendor rankings, adoption forecasts, originality, legal, and environmental claims with a primary-source account of generative model families, training, modalities, evaluation, risks, copyright, provenance, and current governance.

  20. editorial

    Rebuilt the company history, financing, Hub, software, hosted services, licensing, moderation, research, and security coverage with 40 explicit sources; removed unsupported private-company figures, duplicate sections, and pseudo-infobox markup; corrected repository-access and open-source distinctions; replaced broken and repeated internal links; and added the qualified July 2026 incident disclosures.

  21. editorial

    Separated the USTC/Metastone benchmark from the similarly named FutureSearch project, replaced unsupported claims with primary-source findings, documented the current evaluator generation, and rewired the article to authoritative sources.

  22. editorial

    Distinguish FutureSearch's Deep Research Bench from the separate DeepResearch Bench, correct RetroSearch and trace-statistic descriptions, date initial results, and replace unsupported promotional claims with primary-source evidence.

  23. editorial

    Separate methodology from the paired Time Series survey, distinguish stochastic moving averages, qualify stationarity and cross-validation claims, and add sourced diagnostics, uncertainty, intervention, and change-point guidance.

  24. editorial

    Retitle this data-concept page Time Series; add reciprocal scope with Time Series Analysis; preserve and extend verified data-structure, irregular-sampling, task, model-history, competition, and benchmark coverage; and reserve specification, diagnostics, validation, inference, intervention, and structural change for the companion article.

  25. editorial

    Redirect the duplicate NVIDIA HGX page to the consolidated canonical article.