Editorial policy
How Game/AI approaches technical accuracy, sources, corrections and historical material.
Effective date: 6 September 2026
Scope and independence
Game/AI publishes educational technical material about artificial intelligence for games. Coverage is selected for relevance to developers and designers. A product or company mention does not by itself imply endorsement.
Technical accuracy
Articles distinguish general engineering guidance from engine-specific behaviour. Claims that depend on current software are checked against primary documentation when practical, and source links are provided near relevant material.
Historical articles
Older articles retain their known contributor handle, date and substantive text. Their opinions and links reflect the context in which they were written and may not represent current software or the present publisher.
AI-assisted workflows
Automated tools may assist research, drafting, formatting or quality checks. Published material remains subject to internal review for coherence, factual support, useful original explanation and appropriate attribution. Sources or experiences are not invented to fill missing information.
Corrections
Requests should identify the article URL, disputed passage and supporting evidence. Send them to editor@ai-blog.net. Substantive corrections may be incorporated into the article; historical wording is preserved when changing it would distort the record.
External links
Links are included when they provide documentation, attribution or useful context. Links may be updated or removed if they become unsafe, irrelevant or materially different from the cited destination.