How we report
StacksGPT delivers rigorous, high-signal analysis of AI and technology breakthroughs. We start with the original announcement, technical documentation, or a verified system demonstration.
Sources and dates
Each story links its primary source and distinguishes the source publication date from our publication date. Additional reporting belongs in the source list. A company claim is attributed to the company; it is not presented as an independent test.
Editorial review
Every story enters a private queue before publication. An editor reviews the source links, dates, factual claims, wording, image and credit before approval. Later changes require approval again.
Illustrations
Illustrations should not be mistaken for product screenshots, real photographs, or evidence of an event. Provider and licensed media require a credit.
Useful reporting
We explain what changed, who is affected, availability, price when stated, and limitations. When a source does not provide a detail, we say so. We do not invent benchmarks, offers, or testing claims.