EvidTrace public-claims prototype

The evidence layer for public claims in the news.

EvidTrace extracts important claims from news, company statements, official reports and public briefings, then tracks the source trail, confidence level and evidence status over time.

Tracked Claims
Categories
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Claimants
Evidence Items
Model
Ledger

Evidence status system

The platform avoids simplistic binary labels and instead records the current state of the evidence.

Supported
Evidence aligns

Reliable sources broadly support the claim as currently worded.

Mixed evidence
Context required

Some evidence supports the claim, but important limits or qualifications remain.

Evolving
Still moving

The claim depends on future data, developing events or incomplete public information.

Claim ledger preview

Prototype feed loaded from the new canonical claim dataset. Each card now opens a permanent claim record.

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Coverage map

Controlled expansion from AI vendors into wider public claims.

AI and TechnologyThe existing evidence base and natural first vertical.
Business and MarketsCompany claims, performance claims and investor-facing statements.
EconomyForecasts, inflation, employment, growth and public finance claims.
Public PolicyClaims made in official briefings, speeches and policy announcements.
Health and ScienceResearch-led claims where evidence strength matters.
Climate and EnergyEmissions, energy transition and sustainability claims.
GeopoliticsClaims linked to international affairs and security developments.
AI VendorsPreserved as a specialist EvidTrace intelligence vertical.

Claim workflow

A practical migration path from static evidence pages to a wider claim intelligence system.

01
Extract

Identify clear claims from articles, reports and statements.

02
Classify

Label by category, claim type, claimant and source.

03
Link

Attach supporting, weakening and contextual evidence.

04
Score

Assign confidence and current evidence status.

05
Track

Update the claim as new information appears over time.