What this public page does not do
- It does not replace professional reporting or official emergency information.
- It cannot verify private or local claims without sources.
- It should not be used to harass or identify private people.
Claim verification
AI Fact Checker for Claims and Forwards
Use this when a claim sounds important, urgent, shocking, political, financial, medical, local, or too convenient to share without checking.
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Coverage
What Kaval reviews
- Whether the claim has a source, date, location, original document, or named authority
- Old content recirculated as new, screenshots without URLs, and emotional forwarding pressure
- Whether the claim could cause financial, health, safety, or reputational harm
- Which evidence would be needed before treating it as true
Safer next steps
- Do not share high-stakes claims until you find the original source or credible reporting.
- Check the date, location, source URL, and whether other reputable sources match.
- Use Kaval for a deeper sourced check when the claim matters.
Answers
Common questions
Can AI fact-checking be wrong?
Yes. Good fact-checking depends on evidence, source quality, dates, and uncertainty. Treat this public tool as a triage step, not a final authority for high-stakes decisions.
What is the most useful thing to paste?
Paste the exact claim, the source if available, the date, and where you saw it. A vague summary is much harder to check reliably.
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