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Accuracy & context

Fact Checking

How to check claims and understand the review credits on an article.

Accuracy depends on matching a claim to evidence that supports it. Model-specific details, dates, units, and relevant conditions all matter.

Checking an article

Trace factual claims to primary material where possible. Check that the source applies to the product, location, age group, or task described. Explain uncertainty where the evidence is limited.

Who did the work

Article credits identify the writer and any assigned reviewer, fact checker, or editor. Open a contributor profile to see their background and published work.

Corrections

Send the article URL, specific claim, and supporting evidence when reporting a possible error.

Written by

Identifies the contributor responsible for writing the article. Their profile links to their background and published work.

Reviewed by

Identifies the person assigned to review the article. The evidence notes explain what the review covers.

Verified by

Identifies the person assigned to check the article’s factual claims against supporting sources.

Edited by

Identifies the person assigned to edit the article for clarity, structure, and context.

Follow a claim back to its source

Check which model, location, date, or conditions a source covers. A specification, an observation, and an opinion each support different kinds of conclusions.

Explore the reference library

People. Purpose. Evidence.

Get to know the work.