Contact

Reaching the publisher

This site does not yet have an address of its own, and one is not printed here until it exists and is being read. What is true today is that AI Journey is published by Kawsar, whose own site is kawsar.me, and the ways he takes messages are listed there. That link is the same one the footer of every page carries.

There is no contact form on this page. Forms on a static site post to somebody else's server, and the privacy page says that no third party script runs on these pages. Adding one to look approachable would make that sentence false, so the link goes first and the form waits until there is something honest to point it at.

A figure that looks wrong

A number here that disagrees with the vendor's own page is a bug, and it is the message most worth sending. The corrections page says what happens to one, and the methodology page says how the figure was checked in the first place, which is usually where the disagreement is explained.

What makes a report actionable, in the order it is read:

• The address of the page you were reading.
• The figure as it appears here, quoted, and the date stamped under its table.
• The vendor page that says something different, as a link.

The stamp under every table is doing work here. It names the vendor page a figure was read from and the time of the reading, so a disagreement can nearly always be settled by opening that link and comparing dates.

What this site cannot help with

AI Journey is independent and is not affiliated with any of the companies it covers, which the terms state in full. A locked account, a refused payment, a billing question or a model that will not answer belongs with the vendor, and nothing sent here can reach them. Every product page here links the vendor's own site, and the status page prints the address of each vendor's status feed, which is the fastest way to find out whether the problem is yours or theirs.

The site also does not recommend a service, rank one against another, or answer which plan somebody should buy. That is stated on the about page as a rule rather than a shortage of opinion, so a question of that shape has no answer here.

Privacy and data questions

Questions about what this site holds about a reader, including a request under the GDPR or the UK GDPR, go to the same route above. The honest answer today is on the privacy page: there are no accounts, no cookies set by this site and no tracking scripts, so there is nothing to export and nothing to delete.

Quoting, reuse and press

Quoting a figure needs no permission. Quote it with the date it was verified and a link back to the page it came from, which is the whole of the rule and is written out on the terms page. Anything beyond that, including bulk reuse of the tables, goes to the route above.