AI news
Ready-made prompts for comparing, judging and checking AI news.
Assesses how a pasted AI copyright news item could affect your creative work, with open points and questions for a qualified professional.
Checks a pasted claim about AI in an election with a source trail, red flags and official sources to consult, before you share it.
Splits a pasted post about xAI into claims, evidence and opinions, and lists what to verify before you repeat any of it.
Checks the claims in a pasted AI finance news story for evidence, conflicts of interest and missing numbers, without giving investment advice.
Compares AI chips from the specs you paste for your workload, with the verdict first and a table that marks every missing figure.
Compares the old and new AI pricing you paste against your real usage and recommends keeping, downgrading or switching.
Judges a pasted OpenAI announcement against your team's tools and tasks and gives a verdict of act now, watch or ignore.
Lays out the arguments for and against in a pasted AI music article, with who makes each one and how strong the support is.
Reads pasted AI benchmark results and says what they show, what they leave out and how much they matter for your own task.
Scores the AI news YouTube channels you list on four criteria from your own notes and recommends at most three to follow.
Reviews a pasted AI startup launch post or landing page on proof, pricing clarity, data handling and risks, with a try or skip verdict.
Reads a pasted AI announcement and sorts its statements into confirmed, claimed and missing, with a hype score from 1 to 5.
Checks a pasted AI prediction or forecast for a clear claim, a date, a measure and incentives, and rewrites it so it can be tested.
Weighs a pasted Apple AI announcement for benefits and privacy trade-offs on your devices, with the questions it leaves open.