Fact-check anything you see online, spot misinformation, and help stop it spreading by @PluribusAI - https://xitter.gq/t.co/ScKAUjn9Hy
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If @OpenAI wants help tracking election misinformation, we're happy to help. Polygraph can monitor social in realtime!
New in Polygraph: Watchlist.
We added @SpeakerJohnson. His next post landed in our inbox already checked: 6 claims, 4 true, 2 mixed. Score 65, Mostly holds.
Works for any account on X, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or Bluesky. Who would you watch?
Every account gets free credits each month, and a check starts at 25 credits ($0.25).
Try it on the next post that makes you wonder: polygraphs.ai
And it isn't only a website. Connect Polygraph to Claude or ChatGPT over MCP and ask your assistant to fact-check what you're reading. Building something? The same checks are in our API.
polygraphs.ai/tools/mcp
In Chrome, fact-checked posts are marked right in your feed, and everything else is scanned for warning signs as you scroll.
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Watch it work: claims, searches and verdicts fill in live.
You see the price before you start. If a post has already been checked, reading that check is free.
Then answer it. Polygraph drafts a reply from the fact check, with a card showing the verdict. Edit it and post it where the claim is spreading.
It shows how a post persuades, too: name-calling, bandwagon, slogans, scapegoating, quoted in the post's own words.
A technique isn't a verdict. It's a reason to look closer.
Every claim gets a verdict: true, false, mixed or can't tell. Each one comes with the sources behind it, and each source is rated.
Not just the headline claim. All of them.
