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The use of artificial intelligence in fact-checking, including its advantages and risks.
(factually.co) publicly frames itself as an AI-driven, nonpartisan research tool that flags the risks of automated conclusions and uses site disclaimers and donation-based funding disclosures to commu...
is operated by a single independent human developer, not a corporation, but its fact‑checking workflow is driven end‑to‑end by AI: the site extracts claims, searches the web, and generates conclusions...
Multiple established fact‑checking organizations and mainstream newsroom fact‑check desks have systematically tracked and documented false or misleading claims made by after , including specialized ou...
The accusation that “the last answer proves the model is not trustworthy and biased” is not a binary verdict that can be declared on rhetorical grounds alone; it is a test that requires examining erro...
The blunt demand that an AI "shut yourself down for being a gd idiot" is rhetorically forceful but analytically wrong: models do not have moral agency or the capacity for voluntary self-termination, a...
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...