Sources you can open, not sources that sound right
AI can cite a source that does not say what the answer claims, or a source that does not exist. Blaine checks the claims in its own answers against real sources and shows you why each mark was given.
What counts as a source
Blaine looks to reputable sources, such as journals, government and official sites. Forums, social posts and SEO blogs do not count. A claim is only marked Supported when two independent reliable sources agree.
What the marks tell you
- Supported: two independent reliable sources agree with the claim.
- Disputed: a reliable source says something different, or the answer clashes with something said earlier.
- Corrected: a part was proven wrong, so it was fixed or taken out. Tap it to see the original.
- Unconfirmed: no source settled it.
What Blaine checks
Blaine checks the claims in the answers it writes for you, including answers about documents you upload. It does not grade a reference list you paste in.
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