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A wrong “confirmed” is worse than an honest “unknown.”

2026 · ongoing solo · research + design + build non-commercial · released through OpenSverige
The comparison table — one row per vendor, with jurisdiction flag, model count, datacenter, US access-law exposure and data processing agreement. Every value carries a check, circle or question mark marking confirmed, claimed or unknown.
$ infra › berget ai
› field: datacenter
› src: berget.ai
› read: 2026-07-20
✔ confirmed · Sweden
97% of launch reach came from outside my own network. 13 935 impressions.
problem

Legal asks if it falls under the Cloud Act. Sales says they'll get back to you.

Every company runs the same errand. Separately.

solution

Every field carries its evidence.

Source and date on the field — not the page.

outcome

Vendors started sending proof.

One offered binding documents to move a claim to confirmed.

four states, not two. the extra two are the whole product.
The full comparison table at width — vendor, jurisdiction tag, model count, datacenter, US access-law exposure, data processing agreement and a price range bar. Each value carries its evidence mark.
Twelve vendors, seven columns. Scan one row, know what's proven.
one post, no ad spend, no paid placement.

A lawyer argued the framing. A developer sent a fix I shipped. A vendor offered documents. I built it alone — it got better because I released it where people would argue with it.

verified / unverified four states Two states hide the distinction a buyer actually decides on.
Swedish vs European as categories jurisdiction as a filter A category decides for the reader. A filter lets them set the bar.
let the scraper update everything it may never overwrite a verified value Contradictions go to a review queue and get settled by hand.

Research · information design · front-end · weekly scrape pipeline

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