Without quality sourcing and rigorous guardrails, AI products repeat false claims or provide inaccurate information up to 40+% of the time, especially on topics in the news.
As the global leader in assessing information reliability, NewsGuard provides AI companies with rigorous, scaled human-labeled data that continuously ensures high quality data sourcing and protection against new and emerging false claims.
NewsGuard for AI ensures AI responses are:
Our continuously updated Source Reliability Ratings datastream provides human-labeled data assessing the accuracy and reliability of 35,000 news and information sources based on apolitical journalistic criteria. With this datastream, AI companies can ensure news-related outputs are based on high-quality data sources in model training and RAG processes—and avoid citing unreliable sources in responses.
NewsGuard’s False Claim Fingerprints datastream protects AI products against false claims spreading online that can enter responses through low-quality training data or RAG processes searching the open web. A continuously updated database of labeled data about false claims, the Fingerprints contain rich detail about where each claim has spread and how it is articulated in text, images, video, and audio assets across platforms—enabling full protection.
Our expert information reliability analysts have subject-matter expertise on false claims, conspiracy theories, and malign information operations that pose significant risks to AI response quality. Our false claim red-teaming can identify weak points and vulnerabilities in existing guardrails and benchmark AI performance on news topics against the industry.
With real-time threat alerts and risk briefings, our expert analysts warn AI companies about emerging threats—including malign influence operations from authoritarian states targeting AI responses with false claims and propaganda.
As the war between Israel and Iran intensifies with the U.S. bombing of Iran, social media users are falsely claiming that China sent military cargo planes to Iran, a move that would show Beijing’s active support for Tehran in the war.
