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Pastes an article or YouTube link into an AI trust-score checker that cross-references claims against major outlets.
Is it Fake? is a browser-based fact-checking tool. You paste a link to an article or a YouTube video, and it extracts the claims being made, cross-references them against outlets such as Reuters, the Associated Press, and the BBC, and checks whether quoted sources are represented accurately. The result is a 0-100 trust score with a written breakdown, and reports can be shared through a unique link. It runs checks through multiple underlying AI models rather than a single one. No account is required for a basic check, and video support (YouTube transcription plus verification) is reserved for paid tiers.
Priced in British pounds. Free plan allows 2 verifications a month; Starter is about £7.99/month (roughly $10) for 50 checks with video support, scaling to an Ultimate team plan at about £49.99/month.
Use tool ↗Is it Fake? gives a quick second opinion on a suspicious article or video by showing its work — which sources it checked and whether quotes hold up — rather than just returning a bare score. Like any AI-driven fact-checker, its verdict is only as good as the underlying model's ability to correctly interpret nuance, satire, or fast-moving news the reference outlets haven't covered yet.
Watch out: Treat the trust score as a starting point for your own judgment, not a final verdict — it can miss context a human fact-checker would catch.
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