Our aim is to explain interactive AI television accurately and make its practical tradeoffs understandable. The publication's name describes its subject; it does not imply an official relationship with the original Infinite Slop project.
Sources and attribution
We prefer creator announcements for statements about a project, model-provider documentation for endpoint behavior and price, and direct browser observation for the visible interface. Sources appear alongside relevant statements or in a guide's source section.
A provider benchmark is attributed to that provider. A public price is a dated reference. A creator's description of a build is not treated as a complete specification of undisclosed infrastructure. When evidence does not establish a detail, we avoid presenting that detail as a fact.
Original work and examples
The calculator, explanatory comparisons and prompt examples are original parts of this publication. Examples describe hypothetical schedules, revenue assumptions and implementation choices. They are not recovered private data, financial forecasts or official source code.
AI assistance may be used in drafting and development. Published material is checked against the cited sources, and functional tools are tested against explicit examples and edge cases. We do not present an invented person, fabricated qualification or synthetic testimonial as editorial authority.
Prices and changing products
We label the date of a price snapshot and distinguish standard pricing from a promotional scenario. Your provider's applicable endpoint, console and agreement determine actual charges. If source pages describe a promotion differently, we note the conflict and avoid guaranteeing a current discount.
A page's review date reflects review of that page; it is not a live monitoring timestamp. We do not claim to continuously track the original stream, its audience or its private accounts.
Media and public participation
We do not mirror the official live video or republish public chat logs. Links to outside destinations are identified as such, and the destination operator controls that content. Our examples avoid deceptive impersonation and misleading depictions of real news.
Visitors cannot publish prompts, comments or files directly onto our public pages. A correction submitted through the contact form is a private message to the site operator, not a public post.
Commercial independence
At launch there are no paid rankings, affiliate links or display-ad scripts. Any future sponsorship or paid placement must be disclosed where it appears and must not be represented as independent evidence. Commercial changes will also be reflected in the privacy policy where relevant.
Corrections
To report a factual error, provide the affected URL, the statement in question and a primary source where possible. To report a calculator problem, provide the numeric scenario or exported CSV; do not include private API keys, payment information or another person's personal data.
We review correction requests and amend material when the evidence supports a change. We do not promise a particular response time or change content in exchange for payment. Use Contact & corrections to reach the publication.