Current AI Claim Check

Create a date, version, source, and relevance worksheet for a changing AI claim.

Plan for this page

Apply your judgment to a real situation and keep a reusable result.

You will leave with: Record exact wording, dates, version, geography, source method, corroboration, relevance, and review date.
Time: 10 min
Before you begin: Use this for a model release, benchmark, product feature, adoption statistic, policy event, price, incident, energy estimate, or work forecast.
Do this now: Choose one real case, then answer in order without skipping a question.

When to use it

Treat current as a field to prove. Record event date, publication date, version, geography, and review date separately.

What you will make

A broad headline can combine observation, interpretation, and forecast.

Event, measurement, publication, access, and review can differ.

Names persist while capabilities, terms, and legal status change.

A current page is not necessarily primary or independently corroborated.

A true result can be irrelevant to another user, task, country, or time.

Reusable result

Record exact wording, dates, version, geography, source method, corroboration, relevance, and review date.

This tool cannot search or verify live facts. Links, products, law, prices, and evidence can change after the worksheet is completed.

Use public sources or sanitized notes. Do not enter embargoed releases, private incidents, unpublished evaluations, or personal records.

Sources and scope

Established

Stanford AI Index Report 2026Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI

Provides dated evidence on AI capability, adoption, work, policy, and impacts; methods and definitions must be checked for individual claims.

OECD.AI Policy ObservatoryOECD

Provides policy, data, incident, and publication context; it is not a primary source for every indexed item.

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