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Corrections Policy

AIByer aims to correct material factual errors clearly and as quickly as reasonably possible.

Last updated: 7 October 2026

Reporting an error

Readers can report a possible factual error by emailing aibyernews@gmail.com.

Please include the article title or URL and explain the information you believe is incorrect.

Factual corrections

If a material factual error is confirmed, AIByer may update the article to correct the inaccurate information.

When appropriate, a correction note may be added so readers can understand what was changed.

Clarifications

An article may be clarified when its original wording is technically accurate but could reasonably create a misleading impression or lacks important context.

Headline corrections

Headlines may be corrected independently when the headline inaccurately represents the reporting or states a claim more strongly than the available evidence supports.

Minor edits

Minor spelling, grammar, formatting or style changes that do not alter the factual meaning of an article may be made without a formal correction note.

Updates

Developing stories may be updated when meaningful new information becomes available. An update is not necessarily a correction if the earlier reporting was accurate at the time of publication.

Our responsibility

Correction requests are reviewed against the available evidence. AIByer does not guarantee that every requested change will be made, but credible claims of factual error will be considered.