Last updated: July 2026
At World of AI Hub, accuracy is not optional. The AI field moves quickly, and outdated or incorrect information helps no one. This policy explains how we check the facts in our articles, tool reviews, and tutorials so you can rely on what you read here.
Our standards
- Primary sources first. When we describe a tool’s features, pricing, or limits, we verify them against the provider’s official website, documentation, or announcements — not second-hand summaries.
- Hands-on where possible. For tool reviews and tutorials, we base our assessments on actually using the product, not just reading its marketing.
- Clear separation of fact and opinion. We label recommendations and judgements as our view, and keep them distinct from verifiable facts.
- No unverified claims. If we can’t confirm something, we either leave it out or clearly mark it as uncertain.
How we handle AI-specific accuracy
Because we cover artificial intelligence, we are acutely aware that AI models can produce confident but incorrect information. We do not publish AI-generated claims without human verification. Every factual statement about a tool, feature, or price is checked by a human editor against a reliable source before publication.
Keeping content current
Pricing, features, and availability change often in this industry. We review and update our most important articles regularly, and we display a “last updated” date so you know how recent the information is. If you find something out of date, please tell us.
Report an error
If you spot a factual mistake, we want to fix it. Please reach out through our contact page with the page and the correction, and we’ll review it promptly. See our Corrections Policy for how we handle and disclose corrections.