Evidence and examples
There are two kinds of articles. Most are compiled from provider documentation. Since 24 September 2026 a small number report tests RS AI DESK ran itself: the Korean work-task comparison, the Korean token-ratio measurement and the logged-out free-feature check. Those articles state the test date, the account conditions (signed in or not, and which plan), the inputs, how many runs were made and what failed, and publish the raw data files. Most are single runs, so they do not promise that the same result repeats. An article that does not say this contains no first-party test.
Product screens are images from the providers’ public documentation or, in the tested articles only, screenshots taken during the test. Fictional datasets and calculation exercises are labeled as examples, not customer cases or measured model performance.
An article’s updated date is the day its content actually changed. Internal checks and translations do not move it, and it does not certify that every feature was rechecked that day.
Organization and operation
RS AI DESK is an AI information service operated by RS Investment. RS AI DESK is responsible for site operations, editorial standards, publishing, and corrections.
RS Investment also operates other services, including CrashWatch, an AI stock-crash analysis service, and RS Portfolio, an in-house platform. More about RS Investment is available on the RS Investment website.
What we cover
We publish AI service comparisons, pricing guides, setup instructions, workplace use cases, content creation workflows, API guides, and troubleshooting. We prioritize meaningful differences, exact menu paths, important conditions, and practical fixes over generic feature lists.
How we check information
Pricing, limits, refunds, features, and security details are checked against pricing pages, help centers, and policies published by the company operating each service. Articles identify the documents used, link to them, include an access date, and leave out unsupported figures.
How articles are written and published
RS AI DESK articles are written by AI language models. Automated tools choose topics and collect the providers’ official documentation; an AI model drafts the article from those documents and translates it into English. AI-written text is never treated as a source, and every draft must pass automated checks for sources, duplication, restricted topics and completeness.
Articles published before 21 August 2026 went live after those automated checks alone. Since then, a new draft that passes the checks stays unpublished until the operator approves it. When a factual error is found in a published article, the operator re-checks it against the official documentation with the help of AI tools and corrects it, recording the correction and the new date. An article whose claims cannot be confirmed against official documentation is withdrawn from search or unpublished, and the original text is kept. RS AI DESK remains responsible for every publication, correction, and removal decision.
Editorial independence
Advertising is kept separate from content. Revenue and affiliate relationships do not alter facts, comparison criteria, conclusions, or product selection. Affiliate links are disclosed separately from sources, unrelated products are excluded, and commercial material must not outweigh the article.
Corrections and updates
Prices and terms can change, so check the provider page linked in the article before purchasing. If you find an outdated detail or an error, send it through the contact page. We verify it, update the article, and refresh the revision date.