Use this for a news story you’re unsure how to assess. Paste the article or an excerpt, and get a review of who is quoted, what evidence supports the main claims, and whether citations point to relevant sources. Compare two reports side by side or get a list of questions to check yourself. You leave with a credibility review, not a verified verdict.
Credibility Signals
Assess a news article’s sourcing, claims, and author credentials for credibility signals.
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What it writes
- Article sourcing and claims review
- Questions to check against original sources
- Side-by-side credibility signals comparison
How to use it
Include the article text, author, publication, date, and any citations. Name the claims you’re most unsure about so the review can separate what the excerpt supports from what still needs checking.
What you bring
- Article excerpt or full text
- Author, publication, and date if known
- Links or citation text copied into chat
- Paste text; links cannot be opened
A good fit for
- Checking who supports the claims in a viral news story
- Assessing citations in an article for a media-literacy assignment
- Comparing sourcing in two reports about the same event
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Assess this excerpt about a school vaccine policy. Identify who is quoted, which claims lack support, and what I should verify: The board approved the policy Tuesday, according to district officials.
I’m using this article for a media-literacy class. The author is Maya Chen, published by City Ledger on May 4, with links to two studies. What do those details suggest about expertise and sourcing?
Compare these two excerpts about a factory closure. One quotes the company and mayor; the other cites union members and a state filing. Which claims have stronger support?
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Verifying breaking news or live claims
- A final verdict on truth or trustworthiness
- Political or health decisions based on this review
- Cannot open links or verify sources independently
- Reviews only the text and source details you paste
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