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Have a question, a comment or a story idea about AI and AI agents? Write to us using the form below or at contact@info-agent-ia.com, and the editorial team will read every message.

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Why write to us

You can contact the Info Agent IA editorial team to:

  • ask a question about an article, a tool or a data point on the site;
  • share a comment or a suggestion for improvement;
  • suggest a topic you’d like us to cover;
  • report an error: for inaccurate or outdated data, the report form on our methodology page is the fastest route, since it tells us exactly which page is affected.

What we don’t do

We publish general information. We don’t give personalized legal, medical or financial advice: for those situations, please talk to a qualified professional. We also don’t provide technical support for AI assistants offered by their vendors (accounts, subscriptions, bugs): please reach out to the vendor’s own support team. For general questions about using AI, our free AI tools often give you an instant answer.

Our reply

We read every message and reply as soon as we can. Your contact details are used only to answer you. To learn more about the team and how we work, visit our about page.

Email : contact@info-agent-ia.com

Write to us

A question, a comment, a suggestion? We read every message.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly do you reply?

We reply as soon as we can. Some requests, such as checking a data point or reviewing a story idea, take a little longer because we look into them carefully before answering.

Can you help me set up my AI assistant?

We can't provide technical support for AI assistants: for account, billing or bug issues, please contact the vendor directly. That said, our articles and tools answer many general questions about using AI.

How do I report an error in your data?

The quickest way is the error-report form on the methodology page. Tell us which page and which data point, and if possible the source that contradicts it. Approved corrections are published and dated.

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