Editorial Standards and Corrections

Our Learn articles exist to answer the questions business owners ask us about AI, in plain English. This page explains how we write them and how we fix them when we're wrong.

Who writes our articles

Every article carries the name of the Blue Vista AI co-founder responsible for it. You can find each of us on the About page.

How we source facts

We back factual claims with primary sources wherever we can: official product documentation, company announcements, standards bodies, and government data. Sources are linked where the claim is made and listed at the end of each article. When a figure comes from a vendor, we say so.

Independence

We don't accept payment, affiliate commissions, or free products for anything we write. When we name a product, it's as an example. If that ever changes for an article, we'll say so clearly on that page.

We also don't publish client stories, results, or testimonials unless they're real and the client has approved them.

Dates and updates

Each article shows the date it was published. When we make a substantive change, we add an updated date.

Corrections

If you spot an error, email info@bluevista-ai.com with the article and what's wrong. We'll review it, fix confirmed errors, and note substantive corrections and their date at the end of the article.