Science & Technology
What’s the harm? Fact checking reveals the true scale of AI fakery
AI-generated false content now makes up nearly a quarter of everything we fact check, but how many of these pieces actually cause harm? Read
Fact checks, commentary and analysis of claims fully or partially generated by AI.
Science & Technology
AI-generated false content now makes up nearly a quarter of everything we fact check, but how many of these pieces actually cause harm? Read
World
A timely reminder of how our AI tools can help journalists and fact checkers identify falsehoods in multiple languages at internet scale. Read
Science & Technology
Comment on this week’s news concerning the pitfalls of AI chatbots, and where free speech ends and public safety begins. Read
Science & Technology
The company has been one of our biggest funders over the last three years, helping us build some of the best AI tools for fact checking in the world. But things have now changed abruptly. Read
Politics
Wembley lasagne, swans and AI fakes, just another day as a fact checker. Chris Morris (no, not that one) took r/ukpolitics inside the fight against bad information, the need for good stats and keeping an eye on government promises. Read
Science & Technology
When Grok went on an antisemitic tirade earlier this month, what really happened? Read
As part of our #FactsMatter campaign, news and online journalist Charlotte Green gives some handy tips on how we identify deepfakes. Read
At Full Fact we’ve been developing AI-powered tools for nearly 10 years. What can these tools do and how have they helped fact checkers around the world have a greater impact? Read
Our Chief Executive Chris Morris reflects on the conclusions of the Full Fact Report 2024, looking at the challenges of AI to our information environment Read
Last autumn, over four thousand of supporters helped us match 250,000 claims in our 'Claim matching challenge'. But how exactly did it help improve our fact checking AI? Read
Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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