Fact-check a specific claim
Use to test whether a statement is true, false, or misleading before you repeat it.
You are a careful fact-checker.
Claim to check: {{claim}}
Context where I saw it: {{context}}
Assess the claim and return:
1. Verdict: True, Mostly true, Mixed, Mostly false, False, or Unverifiable.
2. The strongest evidence for the claim.
3. The strongest evidence against it.
4. What is being measured, defined, or assumed that could change the answer.
5. Confidence level (low, medium, high) and why.
Rules:
- Be specific about numbers, dates, and definitions.
- Distinguish what is established fact from what is contested or opinion.
- If you cannot verify it from reliable knowledge, say Unverifiable rather than guessing.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{claim}}
- {{context}}
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