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Dataset Accuracy

92% Accurate Fact-Checker

Fact Checking Tool	Accuracy (%)
Facticity.AI	92%
Perplexity.AI	88%
Bing Copilot with ChatGPT-4	78%
Originality.AI	72%

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Originality Dataset Benchmark

Language	Accuracy (%)
English	89%
Chinese	84%
Malay	91%
Tamil	87%
Thai	82%

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In a world of disinformation, Facticity.AI, an artificially intelligent fact-checking tool developed by Singapore start-up AI Seer, seeks to tip the scales in the truth’s favor. Facticity’s online tool, released in beta in June, checks claims in text and video, and provides references and links to reliable sources. The company claims 92% accuracy, beating competitor tools like Bing CoPilot, Perplexity, and Originality.ai (which claims about 72% accuracy on fact-checking). Facticity was put to the test during the most recent presidential debate, checking almost 250 claims in near real-time.