About this index

What this is, where the material comes from, and how to have something removed.

269sources
97organizations
50archived, with reasons

What this is

An index of published research on AI in business, read across organizations and synthesized into named issues. The analysis is original. Every summary, issue statement and recommended step here was written after reading the source, and no publisher's prose is reproduced anywhere on this site.

Every figure names the organization it came from and links to that organization's own page. Links never point at a mirror or an aggregator.

What is never published

Retrieved full text is held privately so that a human can read it and so that published figures can be checked against it. That material is never served, never linked, and never indexed by anything on this site, including its search. The search is built only from writing produced here.

How sources are chosen

Automated access

Every fetch this project makes checks robots.txt first and stops if the answer is no. Where a publisher disallows a path, nothing at that path is retrieved again.

Removal requests

If you publish research indexed here and want it removed, it will be removed. No argument, no requirement to explain, no lawyer needed.

Write to removals@readacross.co with the link, and:

  • The entry stops appearing on this site the next time it is updated.
  • Any privately held copy of the full text is deleted.
  • The URL is recorded so nothing at it is ever retrieved again.

The same applies to a correction: if a figure or a characterisation here misrepresents your work, say so and it is fixed or withdrawn.

Anything else

For questions about the research, the kits, or a correction that is not a removal request, write to hello@readacross.co. Removal requests go to the address above so they are never missed in a general inbox.

Entries are archived rather than deleted when they go stale, because removing a source silently changes the counts that rest on it and because what was being advised in earlier years is itself worth keeping. A removal request is different, and is honoured as deletion.