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Research · About 7 minutes2026-10-23 · UTC, changes at 00:00 UTC

Find the claim an AI answer cannot support

Your small input

Fictional source: Starter includes 3 workspaces and 1 editor. Team includes 10 workspaces and 5 editors. No speed or uptime information is provided.

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Use only this fictional source [source]. Evaluate these claims: Starter has 3 workspaces; Team has 5 editors; Team is twice as fast. Return supported, unsupported, or unknown for each. Quote the exact source passage. Do not fill missing facts.

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The first two claims are supported by the fictional notes. The speed claim is unsupported.

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Social media · 8 minutes

Turn one useful idea into a carousel

Use your own short notes about a skill you know. Try a fictional example first: a small shop photographs one product near a window, checks its color, and shows the included items.

Practice this exercise

Using only these notes [notes], draft a six-slide educational carousel for [audience]. Include a clear title, one idea per slide, a concrete example, and one practice action. Keep each slide under 35 words. List claims that need checking separately.

Check: Each slide teaches one thing. No fact, benefit, or statistic was added without evidence.

Research · 7 minutes

Find the claim an AI answer cannot support

Fictional source: Starter includes 3 workspaces and 1 editor. Team includes 10 workspaces and 5 editors. No speed or uptime information is provided.

Practice this exercise

Use only this fictional source [source]. Evaluate these claims: Starter has 3 workspaces; Team has 5 editors; Team is twice as fast. Return supported, unsupported, or unknown for each. Quote the exact source passage. Do not fill missing facts.

Check: The first two claims are supported by the fictional notes. The speed claim is unsupported.

Writing · 5 minutes

Make a caption useful in fewer words

Draft: We are extremely excited to announce that we have created a new free template which will help anyone organize all their content ideas. Actual fact: the template has a seven-day blank calendar.

Practice this exercise

Rewrite this draft [draft] into two clear captions under 40 words using these verified facts [facts]. Describe what the template contains and one way to use it. Remove vague excitement and unproven benefits. Explain your main edit.

Check: The caption says seven-day calendar and avoids promising a result for everyone.

Freelancing · 7 minutes

Spot the missing piece in a project brief

Fictional brief: Design three social posts by Friday. Use our logo. We will send feedback. Budget is agreed separately.

Practice this exercise

Review this fictional brief [brief]. List confirmed deliverables, missing inputs, unanswered approval questions, and dependencies. Draft four concise clarification questions. Do not assign an approver or invent revision limits.

Check: Approver, post dimensions, source copy, and feedback timing remain questions until confirmed.

E-commerce · 8 minutes

Write an accurate product description

Fictional product: a downloadable CSV calendar with 7 blank rows. Works in spreadsheet apps that open CSV. No videos or automation are included.

Practice this exercise

Write a short product listing using only [facts]. Include what is provided, who might use it, file format, and requirements. Explicitly state the exclusions. Do not invent reviews, scarcity, or automation.

Check: The listing describes the actual CSV and does not imply a course or automatic publishing.

Productivity · 6 minutes

Compare two options without inventing a winner

Fictional A: $3, CSV tracker, no video. Fictional B: $7, CSV tracker plus 20-minute video. No other features are known.

Practice this exercise

Compare these fictional options [facts] by price, included formats, learning support, and likely fit. Mark unknown details. Give a conditional recommendation for someone who only needs the CSV and someone who prefers a walkthrough.

Check: A suits the CSV-only need; B may suit a walkthrough. No unknown quality claim is invented.

Creator skills · 6 minutes

Check the promise in a video opening

Fictional opening: This prompt will make every post go viral. Actual tutorial: drafting a caption from verified source notes.

Practice this exercise

Review [opening] against [actual tutorial]. Identify unsupported promises and suggest three honest openings. Each should explain the skill and a practical use case without promising views, sales, or guaranteed results.

Check: The new opening promises a drafting method, not a viral result.