Intermediate

Research with AI: Verify Sources and Claims

Use AI to organize questions and source material while keeping evidence, uncertainty, and attribution visible.

10 bite-sized modules Learn at your own pace

Proposed sample course · Proposed sample price: $29 USD

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Treat a generated summary as a map back to sources, not as a replacement for reading the evidence.

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01
Set a bounded research question
Define the topic, time period, and scope that would make an answer useful.
02
Choose the sources the question needs
Decide which kinds of primary and secondary material can support the research.
03
Use AI to organize source material
Group notes and documents into themes while keeping the original sources in view.
04
Keep each claim tied to its source
Ask for the passage or page behind a claim so you can trace it back yourself.
05
Check citations in their original context
Open cited material and confirm the wording, source, and surrounding context.
06
Compare evidence across sources
Look for agreement and disagreement instead of treating one summary as conclusive.
07
Find missing or conflicting evidence
Mark where a claim lacks support or where sources do not agree.
08
Separate findings from interpretation
Keep direct evidence distinct from conclusions drawn from that evidence.
09
Record open questions and uncertainty
Note what remains unknown and what a human reviewer still needs to check.
10
Build a research brief that can be verified
Summarize the question, supported findings, source trail, and unresolved points.

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