ModelLab (https://modellab.tech/) publishes AI tools and models guides for beginners. This Editorial Policy explains how our guides are created, checked, and updated. Our goal: ModelLab guides should explain AI in plain language, with honest limits — not hype, and never a claim that AI output is always true.
How guides are created
Each guide starts from a question a beginner is likely to ask, such as which free AI tool to try, how an AI model works, or how to check whether AI information is true. Guides explain the idea first, then give steps, examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
Accuracy
AI tools, models, and pricing change very fast, and AI output can contain mistakes or invented facts. We write guides in general terms where details vary, and we ask readers to check important AI information against trusted sources before acting on it, and not to share private information with AI tools. If a guide becomes outdated or an error is found, we correct or update it.
Corrections
If you spot an error in a ModelLab guide, please tell us through the ModelLab Contact page, with the guide URL and the correction. We review reader corrections and update the guide where needed.
Independence and sponsored content
ModelLab guides are written for readers, not for advertisers. ModelLab does not currently publish sponsored posts. If that changes, any sponsored content will be clearly labelled as sponsored.
Affiliate links
ModelLab does not currently use affiliate links. If a guide in the future contains an affiliate link, that guide will say so clearly, and clicking it will not change the price you pay.
Updates
Guides are reviewed when AI tools or guidance change or when readers point out a problem, and updated guides keep their original URL so links do not break.
Contact
Questions about how ModelLab content is created can be sent through the ModelLab Contact page.