Get in touch with AI Terms Guide
Corrections, suggestions, partnership requests, press — pick the right channel below and we'll respond fast.
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Response times
We aim to respond quickly. Actual times depend on the nature of your message.
- Corrections and factual issues: within 24 hours (usually faster).
- General questions: 2-5 business days.
- Partnership and advertising inquiries: 5-10 business days.
- Press requests with a deadline: mark the deadline clearly and we prioritize accordingly.
How to reach us
The best channel depends on what you need.
Editorial and corrections
Spotted an error, missing citation, or outdated fact?
editorial@aitermsguide.comReport a correction
Reference sites are only as trustworthy as their willingness to fix mistakes fast. If you spot any of the following, please tell us:
- Outdated pricing on a model page or tool page.
- Incorrect specs (parameter count, context window, training cutoff).
- Wrong benchmark numbers or missing benchmark citations.
- Broken links, incorrect cross-references, or missing related terms.
- Factually wrong definitions on term pages.
- Missing corrections or updates when a model's specs change.
Email editorial@aitermsguide.com with:
- The exact URL of the page.
- What's wrong (specific quote or specific number).
- The correct information, ideally with a source.
Material corrections get a dated notice at the bottom of the affected page. See our Editorial Policy for our full correction process.
Suggest a new page
We have 2,000+ terms, 500+ models, 800+ tools, and 50+ providers mapped in our backlog — but AI keeps producing new terms weekly. If you'd like us to cover something we haven't yet, send us:
- The term, model, or tool name.
- Why it matters (short paragraph is fine).
- One or two authoritative sources we should reference.
Suggestions from readers routinely become new pages. Email hello@aitermsguide.com.
Partnership inquiries
We partner with organizations whose work aligns with our editorial standards:
- Cross-promotion with AI newsletters, blogs, and podcasts.
- Expert-contributor tutorials for our concepts section.
- Embedded glossary licensing — companies can embed AI Terms Guide entries in their internal wikis and product docs.
- Academic partnerships — we welcome collaboration with universities and research labs.
Email partners@aitermsguide.com with a specific proposal — vague "let's chat" emails often go unanswered.
Press and media
Journalists and podcasters covering AI: we are available for:
- Background briefings on AI terminology, models, and industry structure.
- Named quotes on specific topics we cover.
- Fact-checking assistance on AI-related pieces.
Please email press@aitermsguide.com with your outlet, topic, and deadline. We turn around most press requests within 48 hours.
Careers
We hire technical writers and AI engineers who care deeply about accuracy and clarity. Open roles are announced in AI Terms Weekly and on our LinkedIn. If you'd like to be considered for future roles, send a portfolio and short intro to hello@aitermsguide.com.
Join our reviewer panel
Our technical review panel is a rotating group of AI engineers who verify claims on flagship model pages, concept tutorials, and technical term entries. Reviewers get:
- A byline credit on pages they review.
- Modest compensation per reviewed page.
- Early access to new pages before they go public.
Interested? Email hello@aitermsguide.com with a short summary of your AI/ML experience and a portfolio link (GitHub, published papers, blog posts, etc.).
What we cannot help with
We're a reference site, not a service provider. We cannot:
- Provide personalized AI implementation consulting.
- Recommend a specific model or tool for your specific business without seeing your context — but our comparisons and use case pages may help you decide.
- Answer support questions for third-party products. Please contact the vendor directly (links on their provider profile).
- Provide legal, financial, or medical advice — see our Disclaimer.
Questions people ask
Within 24 hours. Material corrections get a dated notice at the bottom of the affected page — see our Editorial Policy for the full correction process.
We do not provide individual consulting, but our comparison pages and use case pages are structured to help you decide. If your question would help other readers, we may cover it as a new page.
We accept expert-contributor tutorials for our Concepts section when they meet our review standards and cite primary sources. We do not accept sponsored content in any section.
Email partners@aitermsguide.com with your company name, use case (internal wiki, product docs, learning platform), and approximate reader volume. We respond to embed-license inquiries within 5 business days.
Our editorial team is based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, working with a distributed network of technical reviewers globally. We respond to all inquiries in English.