Fact-Checking Policy

Last updated: June 21, 2026

Nuzenio is a news discovery and intelligence platform. We do not copy full publisher articles. Our fact-checking layer is designed to add claim context, source transparency, and correction paths around publisher-attributed stories and Nuzenio original work.

How Claims Are Reviewed

• Claims should be checked against the original publisher link and other credible public sources.
• AI summaries must use only available source text and metadata; they must not invent facts.
• Verification labels should be clear: verified, developing, disputed, corrected, or insufficient evidence.
• Opinion content must be clearly labeled and separated from news, analysis, and fact-checks.

Source Requirements

Nuzenio fact-checks should include the claim, source, context, verification status, update time, and correction path. Original publisher attribution remains visible.

Methodology

• Start with the original publisher link and visible RSS metadata.
• Look for official documents, public agencies, company statements, court records, research papers, or direct source material when available.
• Compare trusted publishers only for source presence, timing, and explicitly visible differences. Nuzenio does not infer motives or hidden angles.
• Label uncertain stories as developing or insufficient evidence instead of forcing a conclusion.
• Record accepted corrections and update the affected Nuzenio summary, label, link, or context panel.

Nuzenio fact-checks are for Nuzenio summaries, labels, context, and original editorial work. Publisher corrections should be handled by the original publisher.