Live signals AI-generated
What just shipped, with the line that proves it.
Short items from labs, repositories and papers, written by AI models, usually within minutes of the source. Every fact carries a quote found word for word in that source, and mistakes are logged in public.
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- Median time after the source
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Nothing to show yet.
New signals appear here as soon as they are checked.
How a signal is checked
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A signal starts from a source.
A lab's own feed, a release, a repository or a paper, read as soon as it appears. The scorecard says how long that really takes.
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Every fact comes with a quote.
A fact is kept only if a line quoted from the source was found word for word in the page the signal links to. A signal with no such fact is never published.
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Numbers are not invented.
A number in a headline or summary has to appear in a verified fact, a quote or the source's own title.
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A second model checks the wording.
The headline and each sentence of the summary are judged against the quotes. A sentence they do not support is replaced by a verified fact, or the signal is dropped.
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Nobody edits it, and mistakes are public.
No human edits a signal before it is published. When one is wrong it is corrected in place and logged, and a retracted signal keeps its page with the reason.
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latest_signals
The newest signals, filtered by topic, kind, importance, time or words, with a cursor to read further back.
get_signal
One signal in full: every fact with the quote it was checked against, its sources, and any correction.
list_corrections
The public log of corrections and retractions, newest first.
signal_stats
How many signals were published, how soon after their source, and how many needed correcting.