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The Re-verification List

Volatile facts carry an as-of date of August 2026. This list is reviewed quarterly, and every item names what to check and where the claim is used. Staleness is the main threat to a reference guide in this category.

By Murali SidLinkedInPublished Updated

Added for the memory architectures section, September 2026

Completed for the August 2026 release


| OpenAI self-serve fine-tuning wind-down | Announced 7 May 2026. New organisations blocked 7 May 2026; organisations without fine-tuned inference in 60 days blocked 2 July 2026; all remaining customers blocked 6 January 2027. Used on /ladder/adapters-and-fine-tuning. Re-check before the January 2027 date passes | https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/deprecations |

Added 15 October 2026: industry estates and the capabilities frame

Added 14 October 2026: corrections round

Due Q4 2026

Due H1 2027

Standing items, checked every quarter

Items deliberately not on this list

Claims sourced to peer-reviewed research, standards texts, regulation, and primary human-factors literature. These age slowly and are cited with dates. The 1983 residual-work finding underpinning the founding metaphor has been stable for four decades and is not a re-verification candidate.

September 2026 industrial examples

Next review: December 2026, or before an adoption decision. The following are vendor descriptions, not independently verified outcome claims.

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Written by Murali Sid, Founder and AI Systems Architect, last updated 15 October 2026. Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0, so quote it freely with attribution.

Murali Sid (2026). The Re-verification List. Agentic Architecture Skills. https://www.agenticarchitectureskills.com/library/re-verification

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