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1Read the document

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2Find sources

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3Lock the evidence

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4Three AIs answer

ClaudeIncorrect

ChatGPTIncorrect

GrokIncorrect

Same evidence, answered separately

5Verdict

Incorrect

All 3 AIs agree. Wrong amount: a $900,000 penalty plus up to $23M in fixes, not about $3M.

Trident paid a $900,000 penalty and agreed to spend up to $23M on fixes.

Every quote checked word for word

Claim on slide 5: Trident Seafoods settled with the EPA for around $3 million under the Clean Air Act.

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It makes things up
Numbers, dates and quotes that look real but aren't.
Its sources don't back it up
Links that say something else, or don't exist.
Checking by hand is slow
Hours per report, so mistakes slip through.

A typical AI answer

Trident Seafoods settled with the EPA for around $3 million^[1], and was fined $25,000 after an oil spill caused a fire^[2] on one of its ships.

CiteJury found both mistakes. Source 1 says a $900,000 penalty. Source 2 says the fire caused the spill, not the other way round.

How it works

Three AIs answer from the same evidence, then we check their work.

Find sources
We search the web for evidence for and against. Primary sources come first.
Lock the evidence
The best quotes go into one locked set. Nothing can be added later.
Three AIs answer
Claude, ChatGPT and Grok each read that set, separately. None can search on its own.
Check every quote
Each quote is matched word for word to its source before the verdict is written.

Correct

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Incorrect

The sources contradict at least one part, even a single number.

Sources disagree

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Can't confirm

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