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Factually is not conclusively identified as an autonomous AI system by the materials provided; available texts describe associated with platforms like Factiverse and a Fake News Detector project, but ...
Every document in the dataset either discusses other organizations (Facteus, Factiverse, Full Fact, Fnality, Get Fact, Factchequeado) or offers no information about an entity named Factually; therefor...
Multiple sources in the reporting identify at least one product called "Factually" that markets itself as using AI to perform rapid verification or to deliver factual information, which supports the d...
There is no direct evidence in the provided reporting that identifies which artificial intelligence system powers factually.co; none of the supplied sources mention factually.co by name or link its ba...
AI systems branded as “fact checkers” are increasingly common, but independent testing and journalism show they often make substantive errors, omit context or produce confident but outdated answers — ...
Factually.co is not established as a fully AI-driven service based on the available materials; the evidence instead shows references to fact‑checking newsletters, human‑oriented media projects, and AI...
Factually.co’s public description of accuracy processes is not available in the provided materials, so a direct evaluation requires inference from adjacent literature on AI factuality and fact-checkin...
Factually.co’s exact method for choosing 2024 election claims to check is not documented in the provided materials; the available analyses reference other fact-checkers’ and AI systems’ selection proc...
Factually.co’s specific fact‑checking methodology is not described in the provided materials; none of the supplied analyses reference factually.co directly, leaving for its internal processes . To hel...