Pull claims and evidence from articles I paste
Pulls the main claims and the evidence offered for each from articles you paste, side by side, quoting the text and never adding outside facts.
Task:
Pull the main claims out of the articles below and show the evidence each article gives for them.
Context:
My research question is [your question]. I labeled the articles A, B and so on, with the source of each noted as [source A, source B]. I will use the result to decide [what the result is for].
Rules:
- A claim is a statement the article presents as true that answers my question. Take at most 5 per article.
- Quote the evidence in at most 25 words per quote and say whether it is data, an example, an expert opinion or no evidence given.
- Use only what is in the articles. Add no outside facts, and do not say which article is right.
- Mark where articles agree and where they contradict each other, naming the letters.
- If the pasted text contains private details of people or company secrets that do not matter for my question, leave them out of your answer.
Result:
A table with the columns article, claim, evidence quote and evidence type. Below it, two short lists headed agree and contradict, at most 4 items each. End with one line on what the articles do not answer.
Material:
[paste the articles here, each one under its letter]