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How the AI features library is checked

Every entry comes from the vendor’s own pages and is checked by a person before it is published. This is the method, step by step.

Vendor pages onlyEvery fact links to the page it came from, except where not permitted
Checked by a personNothing is published automatically
Re-checked regularlyEach entry shows the date it was checked

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Six steps for every tool

  1. 1
    Find

    The vendor’s own menu is the checklist: every product it lists is checked for AI, and its help centre is searched for AI features, including ones filed under other names.

  2. 2
    Read

    Each feature is read on the vendor’s own page that documents it. That page is the link you see next to the feature, except where not permitted.

  3. 3
    Decide

    A feature is listed when the vendor’s AI does the work. Connections to other apps are left out, and so is what the AI produces.

  4. 4
    Find the switch

    The page that documents the switch is opened and read, to confirm it controls that feature. Where the vendor documents no switch, the entry says so.

  5. 5
    Check before publishing

    A person checks every description against the page it came from before it goes live, and the live page is checked again afterwards.

  6. 6
    Re-check

    The library is re-checked regularly. A changed feature is updated; a feature the vendor stops listing comes off the page.

Blogs, forums, press releases, search-engine summaries and AI-written summaries are never used as sources.

Included

  • What each AI feature does, in the vendor’s own words, or summarised where the vendor’s terms don’t allow copying
  • A link to the vendor’s page that describes it, except where not permitted
  • Where the vendor documents the switch
  • The date a person last checked it
  • “On some plans” where a feature depends on the plan

Left out, on purpose

  • Prices and plan names
  • Risk levels and legal judgements
  • Opinions and reviews
  • Pages only signed-in customers can see

Enter the AI features library

Checked by people, kept up to date. Every feature on this page was checked by a person against the vendor’s own pages, and the catalogue is re-checked and updated regularly. Mistakes can still happen and vendors change their products without notice, so always check the linked page before relying on it. These are facts about the software. They are not legal advice and do not say what the law requires of you.