How we source, check and correct
A lesson is only as good as its facts. Here is where ours come from, how often we check them, and what we do when one is wrong.
Where facts come from
- Every claim about a tool, like where a setting is or what plan it needs, cites that tool maker's own help or docs page, with the exact words and the date we read it.
- A blog post, a video, a forum answer or an AI's memory is never a source.
- Every step about a tool says which AI, plan and screen it was checked in, and when.
- No lesson invents a number, a quote or a person. A made-up practice case says it is made up.
How often we check again
AI tools change often. Once a month we fetch every source again and look for the words we quoted. If a page changed or is gone, the step that rests on it is held: it shows a plain note that it is being checked again, and the rest of the lesson keeps working.
The monthly drop adds new courses and refreshes the ones that went out of date. See what's new.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, tell us. Every lesson has a feedback box, or write to support@ai-phd.com. Name the course, the lesson and what is wrong. We fix it in the lesson, and the step's date shows when it was checked again.
Independence
Tool names in our courses describe what the lesson covers. They never mean a partnership or an endorsement, and no tool maker reviews our lessons before they open.