Sure isn't true
An AI never sounds unsure. Fluency is its default setting, not a signal of accuracy. The tone is always confident — the facts aren't always there.
Kind reminders to double-check AI
The AI said it.
The AI said it.
That doesn't make it true.
The AI Said turns a friend's name into a 10-second, personalized reminder to fact-check AI — they'll open a page that greets them by name and gently nudges them to verify before they trust what the machine told them.
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The verify creed
Three things worth remembering
before you believe a machine.
Not rules. Reflexes. The kind of thinking that turns a confident answer back into an open question.
Ask for the receipts
A claim without a source is just a vibe in a nice font. If it matters, make it show its work — a link, a date, a name you can actually check.
Two beats one
One source is a rumor with confidence. Triangulate. When two independent places agree, you've earned the right to relax — a little.
The 10-second habit
You don't need a fact-check team.
You need ten seconds.
Name the claim
What, exactly, is being asserted? Strip the confidence and find the testable sentence underneath.
Find one source
Search the claim itself. A primary source beats a summary. A date beats a guess.
Find a second
If two independent places agree, trust grows. If they don't, you just dodged being wrong in public.
The machine doesn't lie. It doesn't know.
The checking is still your job.
Join the movement
Be the friend who says
"…did you check?"
It costs you nothing and it saves someone a confidently-wrong moment. Forge one reminder. Pass it on.
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