5/10
"I shipped 4 products in 5 weeks using Claude Code"
sound lesson, hook built on a false premise
9 claims · 1 confirmed, 2 misleading, 1 false
5/10
What if the AI Bubble Bursts (Day by Day)
Hype-heavy
35 claims · 20 confirmed, 10 misleading, 2 false
6/10
Polymarket's 66,000-mile space elevator post
the graphene manufacturing is real, the space elevator framing is not
6 claims · 1 confirmed, 3 misleading, 1 false
3/10
Polymarket's dark matter post from a mile under South Dakota
the physics is real, the quote is genuine, and the verb tense is three years off
6 claims · 4 confirmed, 1 misleading
6/10
Polymarket's Altman almond water posts
the quote is real and correctly attributed, the water accounting is not
6 claims · 2 confirmed, 3 misleading, 1 false
4/10
Polymarket's AI-invisibility shirt post
the shirt is real and the wording is the artist's own; the missing sentence is that it was only ever shown to one open-source model
6 claims · 3 confirmed, 2 misleading
4/10
"Ovaries don't shut down after menopause, but turn into organs with a new function"
the study is real, correctly cited and accurately described in the middle; the first sentence and the last two are about a species it did not study and a discipline it did not touch.
13 claims · 8 confirmed, 4 misleading
4/10
"Researchers built an AI that has to earn its own salary or go bankrupt"
the specs are real, the "salary" is not: the money it "earns" is simulated; only its costs are real.
14 claims · 10 confirmed, 1 misleading
6/10
"Anthropic says new Claude models will embed invisible watermarks in all generated text"
the EU deadline is real and the code signature is real; the announcement at the center has no footprint, and the quoted words match OpenAI's documentation, not Anthropic's.
6 claims · 1 confirmed, 2 misleading
3/10
China's Dirty Money Problem, Explained
the mechanism is real and mostly checks out; the flaws are one wrong date, an unmeasured superlative, and a smuggler's boast narrated as fact
31 claims · 18 confirmed, 1 misleading
2/10
The safest way to store Bitcoin was just hacked...
The hack story checks out almost line for line; deductions for a compressed timeline on the totals and for calling Coldcard open-source.
25 claims · 19 confirmed, 2 misleading
3/10
AI companies are bulk-buying rare books and shredding them
Mostly fine: the pipeline is real and court-documented; "rare books" is the part that's stretched
13 claims · 7 confirmed, 1 misleading