How we write, and how we check.
We write our guides for the person who has to approve an AI project and defend that choice later. Each one follows the rules below.
01
Every figure has a primary source
A figure, a price range, a date or a legal obligation is only written if we have read it on its original source, such as the text of the regulation or the study itself. The source is listed at the end of the guide, with its date.
02
Prices come from the market
When a guide discusses cost, it quotes ranges published by third parties, with the publisher and the date, and points out where sources disagree. Our own rates never appear: your price is fixed in writing for your project.
03
Every guide carries its date
- Each guide shows its publication date and its last update, and both are in the page’s structured data.
- Guides on fast-moving topics (models, regulation) are reviewed at least every six months.
- A mistake reported to us is corrected, and the update date changes.
04
How AI is used in our writing
We use AI tools to research and to draft, as we advise our clients to do, with a person checking what comes out. Each figure is compared with its source before publication, and the whole text is reread before it goes live.
05
Independence
No guide is sponsored, and no tool or provider pays to be mentioned. When we recommend a technology, it is because it fits the case described.
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