Build a repeatable method to check claims and citations in AI output.
A beginner pathway for treating AI-generated claims as items to investigate rather than facts to repeat. Four rights-checked videos address hallucinations, a verification demonstration, human review, and practical ways of identifying faulty output. Learners practise separating claims, locating independent evidence, and clearly marking what remains uncertain.
Explain why fluent AI output may include inaccurate claims or references. Break an answer into checkable claims and test them against independent sources. Revise or withhold unsupported material and document what remains unverified.
No technical background required. Bring a non-sensitive example and access to reliable sources; do not rely on another AI answer as the sole evidence.
Beginners who want a clear, guided introduction without unnecessary jargon
People who learn best through examples, guided lessons, and hands-on practice
Professionals, creators, and independent builders looking for a repeatable workflow
Lesson 1 is free
4 lessons · Beginner · Full course.
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