Corrections

Every material fix we apply to published content is logged here — date, page, what changed and why. We correct surgically and publicly, never silently.

Found an error? Write to info@mktinvest.com — corrections are verified against the cited sources, applied in the database, re-scanned by the same gates that guard the pipeline, and listed below.

  • 15 September 2026Reportpharmaceuticalsoverview body
    Was
    The pharmaceuticals sector represents a dynamic component of the healthcare landscape, offering compelling opportunities for diversification and growth within an investment portfolio.
    Now
    The pharmaceuticals sector is a distinct component of the healthcare landscape, with demand drivers — demographics, pricing and regulation cycles — that behave differently from the broader market.

    Why: Promotional register ("compelling asset class / opportunities") in a product overview — violates the register doctrine; surfaced by review #3, confirmed by the FASE 6 final rescan

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • 15 September 2026Reportdefence-aerospaceoverview body
    Was
    The defence and aerospace sector offers a compelling asset class built on the pillars of national security and technological innovation.
    Now
    The defence and aerospace sector rests on national security demand and technological innovation.

    Why: Promotional register ("compelling asset class / opportunities") in a product overview — violates the register doctrine; surfaced by review #3, confirmed by the FASE 6 final rescan

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • 15 September 2026Reportaioverview body
    Was
    AI infrastructure has emerged as a critical and compelling asset class within the investment landscape.
    Now
    AI infrastructure has emerged as a distinct asset class within the investment landscape.

    Why: Promotional register ("compelling asset class / opportunities") in a product overview — violates the register doctrine; surfaced by review #3, confirmed by the FASE 6 final rescan

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blogall 68 articlesByline
    Was
    Four invented persona bylines on AI-generated text
    Now
    Single organisational byline “MktInvest Research”, labelled “AI-generated, machine-gated”; the personas are retired

    Why: Ownership & accountability (decision D2; AI Act Art. 50 exposure)

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog4 articlesAttributions
    Was
    4 residual unsupported outlet mentions the 37-outlet list had missed (“Washington Post”, “Scientific American”, “IAEA”, “Northern Miner”)
    Now
    All four repaired; the generic attribution gate (any capitalised span + attribution verb must resolve) validated at 0 false positives corpus-wide

    Why: Attribution gate coverage gap

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • Was
    A placeholder-ID Reuters URL sat among the sources
    Now
    Offending source removed; URL verification v2 hard-rejects placeholder patterns and parses the landing page title

    Why: The reachability check verified the domain, not the article

    Surfaced by: external business/funnel review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Corpus-widereview samplesSource dates
    Was
    Sample sources undated
    Now
    11 of 12 dated where establishable; S&P Global bot-walls — explicit “date not available”

    Why: Traceability repair

    Surfaced by: external publication-controls review (Sep 2026)

  • Was
    Comma splice introduced by the 13/9 de-link repair
    Now
    Sentence repaired

    Why: Fix-up of an earlier surgical repair

    Surfaced by: external publication-controls review (Sep 2026)

  • Was
    An IAEA attribution with no source entry; “New Era” display title
    Now
    Sentence rewritten un-attributed; display title renamed (URL unchanged)

    Why: Unsupported attribution (finding F04); the gate verb list missed “identifies” — verbs extended in both gate layers

    Surfaced by: external publication-controls review (Sep 2026)

  • Was
    Natural Resources Canada “endorsed” the Twin Rivers Nuclear Power Plant
    Now
    The TNPP is a proposal; New Brunswick supports it and notified NRCan; earlier federal involvement was government-backed R&D (Jan 2026), not an endorsement of this installation

    Why: Status/actor fidelity — verified against the two cited Prodigy announcements (finding F03)

    Surfaced by: external publication-controls review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog33 pre-rule articlesRegister
    Was
    Articles published before the cliche_register/promotional_register rules (live 13/9 23:17) had never been scanned
    Now
    All rewritten sentence-locally (links, digits, heading structure verified invariant per article); 6 display titles renamed (slugs untouched, URLs stable), 9 dek/excerpt mirrors fixed, the Kazatomprom single-stock endorsement (“positions it ideally to capitalize”) neutralised; final rescan: 0 guard violations across all 68 published articles

    Why: Corpus-wide register cleanup

    Surfaced by: external publication-controls review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog44 legacy articlesAttributions
    Was
    62 unsupported outlet mentions
    Now
    38 rewritten by the cheap model under deterministic verification (headings/links/digits invariant), 9 sentences fixed manually in the 6 articles where the model could not preserve links; final rescan: 68/68 articles clean

    Why: Attribution gate applied retroactively to the legacy corpus

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog13 articles + the LNG product overviewRegister
    Was
    16 sentences using banned clichés (“bold bet”, “new era”, chess metaphors, “cannot be overstated”…)
    Now
    Sentence-level rewrites; the guard was extended to bare “chess”/“pawn”/“high-stakes”

    Why: Voice rule enforcement, applied retroactively to the corpus

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog21 articlesLinks
    Was
    27 mislabelled links (e.g. “[Reuters](miningreporters.com)”), a legacy of the pre-gate era
    Now
    All 27 collapsed to plain text

    Why: Link target did not match the named outlet

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 14 September 2026Blog62 of 68 articlesInline links
    Was
    Article bodies carried no inline source links
    Now
    189 inline links added across 62/68 articles over two passes (13–14 Sep); 6 articles deliberately left without — the deterministic verifier rejected the placement

    Why: Traceability backfill — better no link than a wrong link

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Research viewcloud-softwareKey facts
    Was
    Facts drawn from a 2-month-old AWS outage presented as current
    Now
    View regenerated; the stale outage facts were removed

    Why: Stale-fact error; a stale-fact filter now drops facts whose citations are all older than 45 days

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Research viewall 21 published pagesConfidence
    Was
    Model self-reported confidence
    Now
    All 21 view confidences recomputed in code with the published formula (range 0.48–0.86); “Evidence reviewed through” backfilled

    Why: A score must be computed from the evidence base, not self-assessed

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Report682 reportsSource dates
    Was
    Sources carried no publication date
    Now
    4,446 sources dated across 682 reports; 1,192 macro references carry no date by design

    Why: Traceability backfill — sources are dated everywhere

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Blog3 articles of 2026-07-04Sources
    Was
    No source entries
    Now
    Sources backfilled from their traceability ids

    Why: Traceability repair

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Research viewlngDirection label
    Was
    Golden Pass slow ramp-up labelled bearish “because it limits supply”
    Now
    Slow commissioning supports the spot price — bullish

    Why: Direction error; the rule is now encoded in the direction prompt

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026ReportaiLatest-news mechanism
    Was
    Demand exceeding capacity causes underutilisation
    Now
    Capacity exceeding demand causes underutilisation (the bear-case mechanism)

    Why: Reversed causal mechanism

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • Was
    194 new mines assigned to the business-as-usual scenario
    Now
    IEF scenarios correctly attributed: 35 baseline / 194 net-zero (2018–2050)

    Why: Scenario swap — a net-zero projection is not a business-as-usual figure

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Research viewgoldSummary
    Was
    Aggregate central-bank activity described as selling
    Now
    Slower buying (−54% m/m), still net-positive; WGC July net buying cited

    Why: A decline in purchases is not net selling — relative-upgraded-to-absolute error class

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)

  • 13 September 2026Research viewutilities-gridKey fact
    Was
    Low-carbon sources supplied all global demand in 2025
    Now
    Low-carbon sources covered 43% of total generation in 2025; their growth exceeded the total demand increase (IEA)

    Why: Relative statement upgraded to an absolute one; claim-fidelity gate now checks metric/scenario/status preservation

    Surfaced by: external accuracy review (Sep 2026)