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Corrections, Source Tips, Research Questions & Editorial Inquiries
AInvasion welcomes substantive questions, well-supported corrections, source information, research suggestions, and serious inquiries related to our coverage.
Because accuracy matters, please provide specific details when reporting an issue with an article.
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Editorial & General Inquiries
For questions about AInvasion, editorial coverage, research topics, or partnerships:
support@ainvasion.com
Corrections & Factual Errors
If you believe an article contains:
- an incorrect fact;
- an outdated statistic;
- a missing or incorrect source;
- a misleading interpretation;
- an outdated product feature or price;
- a benchmark that does not support the stated conclusion;
please contact us with the article URL and, where possible, the evidence supporting the correction.
We review substantive corrections and update articles when a material error is confirmed.
Source Tips & Research Leads
If you have primary documentation, research, datasets, regulatory material, technical documentation, or other evidence relevant to an AInvasion story, you can send it to us.
Please distinguish between:
evidence you can document
and
a claim you would like us to investigate.
Both can be useful, but they are not the same thing.
Expert Commentary
AInvasion may consider expert commentary, research material, and specialist perspectives when they provide relevant evidence or context.
Please include your area of expertise and explain specifically which topic or claim you can help clarify.
Partnerships
We are open to relevant commercial and technical partnerships where they do not compromise editorial independence.
Commercial relationships do not guarantee:
- favorable coverage;
- positive reviews;
- higher rankings;
- removal of criticism;
- or publication of supplied material.
Any material relationship that could affect how a recommendation is understood should be disclosed.
Guest Posts
AInvasion does not operate an open guest-post publishing program.
We do not accept generic SEO articles, pre-written promotional content, or submissions primarily intended to obtain backlinks.
Specialist contributions may be considered when they provide original expertise, documented evidence, or meaningful analysis relevant to AInvasion’s readers.
What to Include
For article-related inquiries, please include:
- The article URL.
- The specific claim or passage.
- What you believe is incorrect or incomplete.
- Supporting evidence or a primary source, if available.
- Any relevant date, region, product version, or other limitation.
Specific information makes investigation faster and more reliable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AInvasion?
AInvasion is an independent publication covering how artificial intelligence is changing technology, business, work, science, security, law, culture, and everyday life.
Our editorial approach emphasizes evidence, source transparency, context, and clearly stated uncertainty.
How do I report an error?
Send the article URL, identify the relevant claim, and provide supporting evidence when possible.
Confirmed material errors are corrected in the article.
Can I submit research or a source?
Yes.
Primary research, technical documentation, datasets, regulatory material, and other well-supported evidence are welcome.
Submission does not guarantee publication.
Can I submit a guest post?
AInvasion does not accept generic open guest-post submissions.
Specialist contributions may be considered when they provide original expertise or documented evidence relevant to the publication.
Does AInvasion accept sponsored content?
Commercial partnerships may be considered, but they do not determine editorial conclusions.
Any sponsorship or other material commercial relationship should be disclosed where relevant.
Do affiliate relationships influence reviews?
Affiliate relationships should not determine editorial conclusions.
Recommendations are based on the available evidence, testing, and stated criteria.
How does AInvasion use AI?
AI tools may assist with research discovery, drafting, organization, analysis, editing, and technical tasks.
Human editorial responsibility remains with AInvasion, and important factual claims are subject to the verification process described in the Methodology.
Who runs AInvasion?
AInvasion is founded and edited by Tom Morgan.
The publication does not claim specialist authority in every field it covers. Relevant expert research, institutional sources, technical documentation, and independent evidence are used where specialist expertise is required.
Editorial Standard
AInvasion’s approach can be summarized simply:
Evidence before certainty.
If the evidence is strong, we show it.
If the evidence is limited, we say so.
If we are wrong, we correct it.
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