METHODOLOGY
Source first.
Our goal is to document what people are actually building and doing with emerging AI products while preserving a clear path back to the original evidence.
1. Discovery
We look for demonstrations, workflows, repositories, videos, guides, experiments, and other concrete examples across original creator posts and primary sources.
2. Primary sources
Whenever practical, an entry points to the creator, repository, demonstration, documentation, or other original source rather than an aggregation of it.
3. Verification
An entry should make a supportable claim about what the source demonstrates. We do not treat an unsupported description, copied post, or promotional claim as independent verification.
4. Classification
Items are organized by what they are: demonstrations, use cases, builds, news, guides, or resources. Product-specific directories may use additional categories where they make discovery easier.
5. Attribution
Creators and original sources should receive clear attribution. Our summaries add context and organization; they are not intended to replace the original work.
6. Independence
Coverage does not imply endorsement. Is Eating the World is independent from the products and companies it covers. Any future sponsorship or commercial relationship will be identified as such.
Corrections
Sources disappear and products change. Entries may be updated when better primary evidence becomes available. A public corrections/contact channel will be added as the network's editorial workflow expands.