Ithy research methodology, sources and corrections
How to interpret Ithy’s AI-assisted research, linked evidence, model perspectives, historical answers, charts and correction process.
AI-assisted research with visible sources
Ithy produces AI-assisted research answers. Fast uses one answer writer; Deep preserves independent model perspectives and combines them using shared web evidence. Source links help readers investigate the material behind the answer.
A citation shows where supporting material was found. It does not prove that every inference, comparison or recommendation is correct. Read the cited passage and its original context.
Current facts and historical answers
A saved answer reflects the information available when it was produced. Prices, laws, product features, medical guidance and other changing facts should be checked against authoritative current sources.
Historical model names, diagrams and generated answers remain historical records. A page’s date should reflect the underlying content, rather than the date someone opens it. Official Ithy pricing and product guides are linked separately.
Reviews, measurements and visuals
A researched product summary should not be interpreted as firsthand testing unless actual testing is described. Model agreement, unsourced star ratings and illustrative diagrams are not measured product performance.
Useful charts identify their data, units and comparison method. Pictures and video can provide context but should not be treated as independent verification of surrounding claims.
Corrections and responsible publication
For an error in an answer, send support its URL and the statement that needs checking, together with a primary source when possible. Rights and privacy reports should identify the affected material.
The public catalogue selects from previously published answers and explicit new publications. Inclusion does not mean a named human expert reviewed every statement. Do not infer a reviewer or professional credential from an AI-generated answer.
Official Ithy product information. Generated research answers and historical articles may describe earlier information.