A maintained reference on what is actually true right now. Free, checked, dated, and corrected in public.
We are not anti-AI. Several of us use it every day and would not give it up. The point is not keeping it out of your life. The point is deciding where it belongs.
A musician might want nothing to do with it in their writing and be glad of it diagnosing a fault in their car. Those are not contradictions. They are boundaries, chosen deliberately.
What is hard is not the deciding. It is the enforcing. Defaults are set by companies, not by you. A setting you turned off comes back under a new name. Keeping up with that across a dozen services is not a reasonable thing to expect of anyone.
Everything here is free and always will be. There is nothing to buy and nothing to sign up for. Nobody pays us, and no link on this site earns us a commission.
Every claim carries a grade, a date, and its source.
A · Verified we read the law or the company's own current policy and can quote it.
B · Reported credible and consistent, but we have not seen the primary source.
C general guidance, or reporting we have not traced.
Each entry also shows when it was last checked and when it is due for review, because policy claims rot faster than anything else on the internet.
Where we have not verified something, it says so. Where we got something wrong, it goes on the corrections page and stays there.
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