
AI-Generated Content Provenance: What Can Be Verified?
A file lands in your review queue. Someone asks, "Is this AI?" The honest answer is not yes or no. It is: it depends on which signal survived the trip.
Read reportPractices for judging the strength, independence, chronology, scope, and uncertainty of claims about AI and its effects.
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A file lands in your review queue. Someone asks, "Is this AI?" The honest answer is not yes or no. It is: it depends on which signal survived the trip.
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A founder opens a launch post. The headline says the new model "can do research for hours." The demo video is impressive. The benchmark chart is green all…
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For some queries, Google's AI Overviews no longer wait for you to press "Show more." They expand on their own, filling the top of the results page with a…
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That sentence is not one claim. It is three claims stacked on top of each other, and most readers collapse them into a single object, then argue about the…
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Your company bought the AI tools. Your people are not using them. That distance — between the capability you paid for and the capability your workforce…
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A draft that used to take two hours now takes twenty minutes. The team celebrates. Then someone asks the question nobody has a good answer for: saved for…
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Education now reports the highest generative-AI usage rate of any industry. The same surveys show training and policy lagging behind that usage. That gap…
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A page that was accurate on publication day becomes a liability the moment an answer engine quotes one sentence from it six months later. The sentence…
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You ask an AI search tool a specific question. It answers in two clean sentences, cites three sources, and sounds like it checked. You paste the answer…
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