How to Fact-Check AI Output Before You Publish
Check claims that are specific, current, consequential, or surprising. Open the original source, verify the date, and confirm that the source actually supports the claim.
Ask AI to label uncertainty and list sources, but do not treat a citation as proof. For product, pricing, legal, health, or security information, prefer first-party documentation.
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