Clear thinking about artificial intelligence
The AI Prism is an independently run, AI-assisted publication about the tools, research, infrastructure, and decisions shaping artificial intelligence. Our aim is to make a technical subject easier to examine: what changed, what the evidence supports, and what remains uncertain.
Who is behind the publication?
The site is managed by its publisher. Articles are credited to The AI Prism as a publication. We use AI for drafting, research assistance, and some illustrations. AI-generated personas are not human journalists, researchers, or subject-matter experts; we do not present them as such.
AI can produce plausible errors, including incorrect figures, references, and interpretations. Responsibility for what appears on this site remains with the publisher.
What we cover
- AI tools, agents, and practical workflows
- Models, hardware, infrastructure, and open-source development
- Security, governance, work, and the wider effects of AI
- Research explainers, with a distinction between experimental results and real-world deployment
Editorial principles
Our standard is to link important factual claims to primary sources where available, separate evidence from opinion, and identify uncertainty. A product announcement is not an independent test. A benchmark is not proof that a system will work in every setting.
We do not claim hands-on testing, interviews, professional credentials, or access that did not occur. An illustration is not evidence of an event. When we make a material correction, we explain the change in the article.
Corrections and questions
If you spot an error, send the article URL, the claim in question, and a reliable source to [email protected]. You can also use our contact page.
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