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I Built a Free Chrome Extension That Lets you Fact-Check Websites, Videos, and instagram Reels

How it works: Click one button on the side of the webpage or video, It uses Jev to extract every claim, sends them to a search API and uses the evidence from that to send to another model to resolve every claim and give citations. It gives on average about 17 claims resolved per page. It's free for…

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  1. 2026-09-27 21:10 · r/artificial
    I Built a Free Chrome Extension That Lets you Fact-Check Websites, Videos, and instagram Reels

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