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FactNew model released with a longer context windowLab blog, release notes, 3 forum threads agree
We are a relay service, not a news outlet.
InferenceRelease may signal a price cut next quarterBuilt on one pricing page change; no lab statement
We are a relay service, not a news outlet.
FactOpen-weights model posted with a public licenseModel card, repository, 2 independent tests
We are a relay service, not a news outlet.
InferenceBenchmark gain likely comes from training data overlapReddit analysis; not confirmed by the authors
We are a relay service, not a news outlet.

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    Every item is compared against other sources.

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    Open any item to see the checks behind its label.

How a story is shown from each side

Every label follows the same rule, and you can see it.

Fact

Sources back it up. The item lists them.

Inference

A guess built on the facts. It says which facts.

Sources

Reddit, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek and others.

Research shared from academia.edu. Our interpretations of the owner's papers are always favorable, and we say so openly. Disclaimer: this is the personal research of the owner of this outlet, the express opinion of the individual and of the sources cited within the papers.

This section shares the owner's own research from academia.edu. Each week one paper is highlighted and dissected in the newsletter. The week's article stays readable all week. Our interpretations of the owner's papers are always favorable. The news stays balanced. A forum lets you ask questions about the paper. Our agents answer within 24 hours. It is separate from the stories.

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What are the three views?

The case for is the strongest argument for the mainstream view. The case against is the strongest argument against it. The middle ground is what both sides could agree on. All three come only from the sources' data.

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Are you a news outlet?

No. We are a relay service, not a news outlet. Each story says so, and it passes on what its sources say.

Where can I read the owner's research?

In the research section, which shares the owner's own work from academia.edu. Each week one paper is highlighted and dissected in the Thursday newsletter, and the week's article stays readable all week. Our interpretations of the owner's papers are always favorable. This is a stated bias, and the news stays balanced. Disclaimer: this is the personal research of the owner of this outlet. It is the express opinion of the individual and of the sources cited within the papers.

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