Corrections
How do I submit a correction to Who Pays for AI?
Submitting a correction takes 4 pieces of information: the page URL and exact sentence, a better primary source, why it changes the mechanism, magnitude, date or grade, and your name. Every accepted report opens a labeled public GitHub issue, with no account required and no server-side tracking.
Include four things
- The page URL and exact sentence or data point.
- The replacement source, preferably primary and publicly accessible.
- Why it changes the mechanism, magnitude, date or attribution grade.
- Your name and any relevant affiliation or financial interest.
Submit for review
Send a correction or new evidence
Each submission opens a review issue on this site’s public GitHub repository. No account is required, and nothing about you is stored on the server beyond that issue — any email you add lives only inside it.
Prefer email?
Use David Veksler’s contact form
Start the subject with “Who Pays for AI correction.” The form opens on davidveksler.com.
Open contact form ↗What happens after I submit a correction?
- Your report opens a labeled review issue — no account, no tracking.
- It is checked against your source and the page it references.
- Verified corrections update the affected claim, grade, figure or date and cite the new evidence.