Separate Facts from Opinions
Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot · Gemini
You can tell facts apart from opinions in an answer.
The problem
Answers often mix solid facts with opinions, which can mislead you.
What this skill does
Ask the AI to go through an answer and label what is a fact, what is an opinion, and what is an assumption. This helps you see what is solid and what is just a view. Confirm the facts in a trusted source.
When to use it
- Use this on advice or arguments where you need to know what is solid.
Juni’s tip
Juni says: facts and opinions often hide together. Sorting them helps you think clearly.
The prompt
Try it live
Fill in the blanks — your ready-to-use prompt builds as you type.
Weak vs. better
what is fact here
Go through this and label each part as fact, opinion, or assumption: [paste an opinion piece or AI answer].
Why this works
Labelling facts, opinions, and assumptions shows you which parts to trust and which to question.
Practice task
Take an opinionated text and ask the AI to label the facts, opinions, and assumptions.
Self-check
- Each part is labelled fact, opinion, or assumption.
- I plan to confirm the key facts independently.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating labelled facts as confirmed without checking a trusted source.
- Mistaking a confident opinion for an established fact.
You’re learning fast. Create a free account to continue your path.
Save your skills, keep your prompts, and continue building your AI skills one step at a time.
