Transparency

Corrections

Accuracy matters to us. AI Pulse uses AI to summarize articles, and while we review every summary before publishing, mistakes can happen. When they do, we fix them promptly and transparently.

Our correction policy

• Speed. We aim to correct errors within 24 hours of being notified.
• Transparency. Corrected articles are updated in place. The original text is not hidden — we add a correction note at the bottom of the article.
• Factual errors. Wrong numbers, misattributed quotes, incorrect dates, or misrepresented findings are corrected immediately.
• Clarifications. If a summary could be misleading without additional context, we add clarifying language rather than rewriting the piece.
• Headline changes. If a headline is misleading, we update it and note the change.

What we don't correct

• Opinion. We don't retract opinions or analysis — only factual claims.
• Source material. If the original article contains an error, we correct our summary to reflect the actual source, but we don't modify the source link.

How to report an error

If you spot an error in any article, please email hi@inblix.com with:

• The article URL (or headline)
• What's wrong and what the correct information should be
• A link to the source if the error is in our summary (not the original article)

Corrections log

This section will be updated as corrections are made. We believe transparency builds trust.

AI transparency

Every article on AI Pulse is clearly labeled "AI-summarized." Our summaries are generated by AI and reviewed by humans. We never claim articles are written by human journalists — the original reporting belongs to the source publications, and we link to every source.

Questions? Contact us or email hi@inblix.com.