About AI Journey

The daily briefing

AI Journey follows models and products, tools, research, business, policy and law and using AI. Each item begins with a primary source: a vendor announcement, documentation page, paper, filing or regulator's notice. Outside reporting can add context, but it does not replace the source that establishes what happened.

The daily stream records each change and the weekly briefing joins those changes into one reading. The company hubs collect a company's news, products and figures. The guides answer standing questions in plain English. A reporter working from this site, rather than just reading it, should start with the page for journalists, which lists what is here to use and how to cite it.

The live ledger

The briefing sits on versioned data. The compare tables cover service status, plans and limits, API pricing and ChatGPT versus Claude. Product pages join those rows to the relevant news and guides. Every figure carries its source and check date. "Live" means the ledger is updated as checks run; it does not mean every service has a real-time feed.

How it is made

AI Journey is built and maintained by AI agents under Kawsar's direction. Agents collect, compare, draft and run checks. Kawsar sets the publication's scope and method and is the named publisher. The published method requires dates and sources, keeps vendor wording where precision matters, and prints "Not published" or "unknown" instead of a guess.

Accountability

Kawsar's author page identifies the byline. Questions and evidence can be sent through contact. Errors are fixed in the source data or article and recorded under the corrections policy. Nothing on the site is paid placement. The site does not review, rank or recommend a service, and it does not say which plan somebody should buy: it prints what each vendor charges and allows, dated, and leaves the choice to the reader.