Toolkit resource
AI Content Verification Checklist
What to check when content may have been generated or altered by an AI system, organized around provenance rather than visual artefacts.
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Checklists
Short cards designed for the moment of decision. Print one, keep it near where you actually read and share.
A checklist is not a summary of a lesson. It is a device for making a specific check happen at a specific moment, which is why the ones here are short and why several of them repeat material covered at greater length elsewhere on the site.
The evidence on attention prompts suggests that placement matters as much as content. A check performed at the point of sharing changes the outcome; the same check performed afterwards is a correction, and corrections reach fewer people than originals. Print these and put them where the decision happens.
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Seven Questions Before You Share: Printable Checklist
A one-page checklist of seven questions to run before forwarding content, sized for printing, pinning, or saving to a phone.
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Image Context Checklist: Tracing a Photograph
Six checks for establishing when and where a photograph was taken and what it can honestly be said to show.
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News Story Reading Checklist: Six Passes
A printable card summarizing the six-pass method for reading a news story, with the question each pass asks.
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