Last updated: September 20, 2026
1. What we publish
SUPERCRZY is an independent publication covering the AI industry — models, research, companies, hardware, and the policy that shapes them. We publish reporting, analysis, and commentary, and we label commentary as commentary. We do not republish other outlets' articles wholesale.
2. Sourcing and attribution
Our standard is that an article points to the primary sources behind its claims — official announcements, company blogs, research papers, filings, or on-record statements — rather than to someone else's summary of them. Where we rely on another publication's reporting, we name it and link to it. Where a source is missing, we treat that as a defect and fix it in place.
3. Verification
Before publication, a claim is checked against the primary source and what that source actually says. When something is unverified, rumoured, or disputed, we say so in the article instead of presenting it as settled. Predictions and opinion are labelled as such, not written as fact.
4. Responsibility
Every article is published under the byline of the editor responsible for it. Each byline links to that editor's page, which lists their role and a direct contact address. Responsibility for the accuracy of anything on this site rests with the editors named on it.
5. Corrections
We correct errors rather than hide them. If you believe something we published is wrong, email news@supercrzy.com with the article URL and the specific claim you are questioning. Include a source if you have one — it speeds things up considerably.
- Factual errors are corrected in the article itself, as soon as we have confirmed them.
- Material corrections — anything that changes the meaning of a headline, a central claim, or a conclusion — also carry a dated note at the foot of the article explaining what changed and why.
- Minor fixes such as typos, formatting, and broken links are made silently.
- We do not delete a published article to settle a dispute. If an article is withdrawn, its URL stays live with a note explaining the withdrawal.
Corrections take priority over everything else in our inbox.
6. Updates and timestamps
The publication date on an article is the date it first went live. When an article is substantively updated, the visible date and the machine-readable dateModified field move forward with it. We do not use timestamp edits to make older articles look new.
7. Authors and bylines
We publish under the names of the editors who work on this site. We do not use anonymous or house bylines to avoid responsibility for a story. Our team, their roles, and our official accounts are listed on the About page.
8. Contact
Editorial desk and corrections: news@supercrzy.com. Full contact details, including the editors' direct addresses, are on our contact page.