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Corrections Policy

Corrections Policy

Effective Date: August 9, 2026
Last Updated: August 9, 2026

Dubai AI Finance is committed to providing accurate, responsible, and transparent news and information.

Despite our editorial and fact-checking efforts, errors can occasionally occur. This Corrections Policy explains how we handle factual errors, corrections, updates, and reader-reported inaccuracies.

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy

Dubai AI Finance aims to ensure that published content is:

  • Accurate

  • Relevant

  • Properly sourced

  • Clearly presented

  • Appropriately attributed

  • Updated when significant new information becomes available

We recognize that information can change rapidly, particularly in financial markets, cryptocurrency, technology, business, regulation, and breaking news.

When a significant factual error is identified and verified, we aim to correct it promptly.

2. What We Consider a Correction

A correction may be appropriate when an article contains a verified factual error that materially affects the accuracy or understanding of the information.

Examples may include incorrect:

  • Names

  • Dates

  • Locations

  • Financial figures

  • Statistics

  • Company information

  • Regulatory information

  • Quotes

  • Market information

  • Factual claims

  • Attribution

  • Links to important sources

Corrections are generally intended to address factual inaccuracies, rather than differences in opinion, interpretation, writing style, or editorial judgment.

3. Minor Errors

Minor errors that do not materially affect the meaning of an article may be corrected without a formal correction notice.

These may include:

  • Spelling mistakes

  • Typographical errors

  • Grammar

  • Formatting

  • Punctuation

  • Broken links

  • Minor style issues

  • Non-material formatting changes

Where appropriate, these changes may be made directly without adding a visible correction note.

4. Significant Factual Errors

If a significant factual error is identified and verified, Dubai AI Finance may:

  • Correct the information in the article

  • Add a correction note

  • Update the article

  • Add a source or clarification

  • Contact relevant parties where appropriate

The original publication date may remain visible, while a correction or update date may be added when appropriate.

5. Corrections and Updates Are Different

A correction addresses information that was inaccurate or incorrect when originally published.

An update adds new or subsequently verified information that was not available or known at the time of publication.

For example:

Correction:
An article incorrectly stated that a company received a licence in 2025 when the correct year was 2026.

Update:
An article reported a company's licence application. The company later received regulatory approval, so the article is updated with the new development.

6. Correction Notices

For material corrections, we may add a visible notice such as:

Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated [information]. The article has been corrected to reflect the accurate information.

The wording of a correction notice may vary depending on the nature of the error.

We may also include the date of the correction where appropriate.

7. Major Corrections

For substantial factual errors that materially affect the central purpose or understanding of an article, we may:

  • Publish a prominent correction

  • Add an editor's note

  • Rewrite affected sections

  • Update the headline where necessary

  • Update the article body

  • Add additional sourcing

  • Contact affected parties where appropriate

In exceptional circumstances, an article may be removed or unpublished.

8. Retractions

In rare circumstances, Dubai AI Finance may retract an article or substantial portion of an article when:

  • The central information is demonstrably false

  • The article was based on fabricated information

  • The source was materially misrepresented

  • The content was published in serious error

  • There are significant legal or ethical concerns

  • The content cannot reasonably be corrected while retaining its original meaning

Where appropriate, a retraction notice may explain why the content was removed or substantially changed.

9. Reader Correction Requests

Readers are encouraged to report potential factual errors.

A correction request should include:

  1. Article title

  2. Article URL

  3. The specific statement believed to be incorrect

  4. The proposed correction

  5. A reliable source or evidence supporting the correction

Requests containing clear supporting evidence can be reviewed more efficiently.

10. How to Submit a Correction

Please send correction requests to:

corrections@dubaiaifinance.com

Subject line:

Correction Request – [Article Title]

Please provide enough information for our editorial team to independently evaluate the issue.

11. Verification of Correction Requests

Submitting a correction request does not automatically mean that an article will be changed.

Our editorial team may:

  • Review the original reporting

  • Check the cited source

  • Consult additional authoritative sources

  • Review official documents

  • Contact the relevant organization or person

  • Compare multiple credible sources

  • Review the article's publication history

We may accept, partially accept, or decline a correction request based on the available evidence.

12. Anonymous and Unverified Claims

We generally do not make corrections solely because an individual or organization disagrees with an article.

A correction should normally be supported by reliable evidence.

For disputed matters, we may review:

  • Official records

  • Government sources

  • Regulatory documents

  • Company statements

  • Public filings

  • Court documents

  • Original research

  • Other credible sources

13. Financial and Market Information

Financial information requires particular care because it can change rapidly.

Errors involving:

  • Stock prices

  • Cryptocurrency prices

  • Market capitalization

  • Financial results

  • Revenue

  • Funding amounts

  • Investment amounts

  • Regulatory status

  • Interest rates

  • Economic data

  • Company valuations

may be reviewed and corrected where a material factual error is identified.

Historical market information may also change because of revised data, corporate actions, or updated sources.

14. Cryptocurrency Information

Cryptocurrency and digital-asset information can change particularly quickly.

Where an article contains a material factual error relating to:

  • Token prices

  • Market capitalization

  • Exchange information

  • Blockchain activity

  • Token supply

  • Regulatory status

  • Company announcements

  • Product launches

  • Funding

  • Partnerships

we may update or correct the information after verification.

Readers should always consider the publication date and verify current market information independently.

15. Quotes and Statements

If a quote is found to be materially inaccurate because of an editorial transcription or attribution error, we may correct it after verification.

Where a person or organization disputes a quotation, we may review available recordings, transcripts, official statements, correspondence, or other relevant evidence where available.

A disagreement with the substance of a legitimately reported statement does not necessarily mean that a correction is required.

16. Company and Organization Requests

Companies, government authorities, public relations agencies, individuals, and organizations may submit correction requests.

We will consider such requests using the same editorial standards applied to other correction requests.

Commercial relationships, advertising arrangements, sponsorships, or partnerships do not guarantee that a requested correction will be accepted.

17. Legal or Regulatory Notices

Where appropriate, Dubai AI Finance may review notices relating to:

  • Copyright

  • Defamation

  • Privacy

  • Court orders

  • Regulatory matters

  • Intellectual property

  • Other legal issues

Legal notices should include sufficient information and supporting documentation where applicable.

A legal complaint does not automatically result in removal or alteration of content.

18. Corrections to Sponsored and Press Release Content

Sponsored content, paid press releases, partner content, and company-supplied material may also be corrected when a verified factual error is identified.

Where appropriate, we may request clarification or confirmation from the sponsoring company, public relations representative, or original source.

Publication of a press release does not necessarily mean that Dubai AI Finance independently endorses every statement contained in it.

19. AI-Assisted Content

Dubai AI Finance may use artificial intelligence tools in parts of the editorial workflow.

If an AI-assisted article is found to contain a verified factual error, we will review and correct the relevant information according to this policy.

AI assistance does not change our responsibility to address significant factual errors in published content.

20. Correction Records

Where appropriate, significant corrections may remain visible through:

  • Correction notices

  • Updated dates

  • Editor's notes

  • Article revision information

This helps readers understand when a material change has been made.

We do not necessarily maintain a separate public list of every minor spelling, formatting, or grammatical correction.

21. Editorial Independence

Corrections are handled according to editorial standards and available evidence.

Requests to change an article solely because someone dislikes its content, opinion, criticism, or legitimate reporting may not qualify as corrections.

Dubai AI Finance aims to correct factual errors while maintaining editorial independence.

22. Good-Faith Reporting

A factual error does not necessarily mean that an article was published intentionally inaccurately.

News reporting can involve developing information, incomplete data, conflicting sources, and rapidly changing circumstances.

Our goal is to identify verified errors, correct them responsibly, and provide readers with accurate information.

23. Correction Response

We aim to review legitimate correction requests within a reasonable period.

The time required may depend on:

  • Complexity of the issue

  • Availability of supporting evidence

  • Need for additional verification

  • Availability of relevant sources

  • Whether third parties need to be contacted

  • Legal or regulatory considerations

Submission of a correction request does not guarantee a particular outcome or response time.

24. Contact Information

For corrections and factual accuracy concerns:

Dubai AI Finance
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Corrections: corrections@dubaiaifinance.com
Editorial: editorial@dubaiaifinance.com

Website: https://dubaiaifinance.com

When contacting us, please include the article URL and sufficient information for our editorial team to investigate the concern.

25. Changes to This Policy

Dubai AI Finance may update this Corrections Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our editorial processes, publication practices, technology, or applicable requirements.

The Last Updated date at the top of this page will be updated when appropriate.