For readers deciding how much weight to give a news report, this chat separates reported facts from interpretation and speculation. Paste a claim and its supporting passage to see what evidence is cited, whether it supports the claim, and what remains uncertain. Compare two accounts to spot differences in their claims and evidence. Leave with an evidence breakdown and questions to check against original reporting.
Evidence Assessment
Assess whether the evidence in a news report supports its central claim.
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What it writes
- Claim-by-claim evidence breakdown
- Source credibility and relevance assessment
- Comparison of evidence across two reports
How to use it
In your first message, paste the exact claim and the passage used to support it, then name the point you doubt. Include the outlet and publication date so the assessment can account for source context.
What you bring
- Paste the claim or relevant article passage
- Include outlet, author, date, and cited sources
- Name the question you want answered
- Have the relevant passage ready to paste
A good fit for
- Deciding whether a news report’s evidence supports its main claim
- Separating a reporter’s findings from commentary or speculation
- Comparing the evidence cited in two accounts of the same event
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Assess this report’s claim that a new city policy cut traffic crashes by 20%. The article cites a police department statement but no data table.
Separate facts from interpretation in this passage about a school closure. The report quotes two parents and the district superintendent, but gives no enrollment figures.
Compare these two reports on a factory spill: one cites state inspectors, the other quotes company officials. What evidence supports each account, and what is missing?
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Verifying breaking news or checking live webpages
- Making consequential decisions without independently verifying evidence
- Cannot browse for original reporting or check current citations
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