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@ArAIstotle team just shipped another useful feature.
Document upload for fact checking.
Upload your own whitepapers, contracts, manuals, whatever, and now every claim gets checked against that exact source instead of a general web search that can just as easily pull in false information
> Researchers stop citing papers from memory and start verifying against the actual text
> Legal and compliance teams check statements against the exact contract language instead of cross referencing by hand
> Support teams verify answers against the product manual before they ever reach a customer
> Journalists check quotes against the source document directly, not a search engine's best guess
The difference sounds small but it isn't. A general fact check tells you if something sounds true. A source grounded fact check tells you if it's actually written in the document you're relying on, and shows you exactly where.
That's the real unlock here. It's not just answering the question, it's proving the answer