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What is Fact-Check?

Confirming names, dates, numbers and claims against a trusted source before you use them. AI can sound sure and still be wrong, so check anything that matters.

draft 1958 · source 1962 · fixed

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To fact-check AI writing is to…

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The school librarian used the old yearbooks to fact-check the AI's history paragraph and caught a founding year that was four years off.

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The magnifier swings over the draft's founding year, 1958, then over the yearbook: 1962. A red pencil strikes 1958 and writes 1962 before the page moves on.

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Before I trust what your AI assistant wrote for our newsletter, help me fact-check it: list every name, date and number in the paragraph below and where I could confirm each one.

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