Fact-Check an AI Answer
Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot · Gemini
You can verify an AI answer instead of trusting it blindly.
The problem
AI can sound confident and still be wrong, which is easy to miss.
What this skill does
Treat an important AI answer as a first draft, not the final word. Ask it what could be wrong, look up key facts in a trusted source, and cross-check anything that matters. The AI is not the final authority.
When to use it
- Use this before acting on any AI answer that affects money, health, safety, or important plans.
Juni’s tip
Juni says: trust, but verify. AI is a helpful start, not the final authority on anything important.
The prompt
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Weak vs. better
is this true
For this answer about whether a food is safe during pregnancy, list the key facts I should verify and where I could check them.
Why this works
Listing the facts to verify and checking them in trusted sources catches confident-sounding mistakes before they cost you.
Practice task
Take an AI answer that matters and verify one key fact in a trusted source.
Self-check
- I identified the key facts that need checking.
- I confirmed at least one in a trusted source, not just the AI.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating a confident AI answer as proven fact without any checking.
- Verifying only with the same AI instead of an independent, trusted source.
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