Evidence-first review Public claims only Not legal advice
Check a public AI product claim
Turn public AI claim wording into evidence requests, buyer questions, and safer wording for buyer review. Not a verdict, certification, or vendor rating.
Best path: paste one exact public AI claim. Add a URL only for source context.
Use this checker when exact wording matters.
- Exact claim sentence
Text only. Best when one sentence carries the evidence burden; only the pasted wording is reviewed.
- Public product URL
URL only. Best when the claim is visible in readable public page content and the receipt should keep captured source context.
- URL plus pasted wording
Text plus source URL. Best when the review should focus on pasted wording while recording the public URL without fetching or snapshotting it.
Do not paste contracts, security reports, PHI, PII, confidential vendor material, or private pages. The output is an evidence-burden note, not a legal, compliance, procurement, or truth determination.
Example Claim Receipt
Example Claim Receipt
Demo data only · not a real review · shows what a receipt looks like
Claim Receipt
- AI-related claim
"Our AI is 98% accurate and fully automated."
- Claim type
- Accuracy / Performance + Automation
- Evidence-burden note
- High
Numeric accuracy claim without cited benchmark; absolute automation language with no human-review boundary stated.
- Evidence needed
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- Test set, sample size, and evaluation method
- False positive and false negative rate
- Human review boundary
- Buyer questions
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- What benchmark was used?
- When does a human review the output?
- How does accuracy change on out-of-distribution inputs?
- Wording boundary
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- "Designed to assist review in defined use cases, with human oversight."
- "Reported 98% accuracy on a named benchmark; performance may vary in production."
- Vendor
- Acme AI
- Source checked
- example.com/ai-product-page
- Checked date
- 2026-05-21
- Method note
- Based on public page content and common claim patterns.
- Disclaimer
- Not legal, compliance, investment, procurement, or purchasing advice.
- Corrections
- Source update, company response, or correction? Send it privately for review →
Common questions
What this review is — and is not.
- How is this different from ChatGPT or another general AI assistant?
- A general AI assistant may help rewrite a claim. Check AI Claims returns a structured Claim Receipt with the claim wording, evidence to request, buyer questions, safer wording boundaries, and source context you can share with a vendor.
- Is this legal advice or a compliance check?
- No. The result is an evidence-burden note — it describes how much evidence a claim would require to support, not whether the claim is true, false, legal, illegal, compliant, or fraudulent. Final decisions should be made by humans with additional evidence and qualified review. Full disclaimer →
- What happens to my pasted text?
- Pasted claim text is used to generate the review and is not auto-published. The reviewed wording appears in the unlisted noindex Claim Receipt, so use public marketing claims rather than confidential material. Full pasted text is not stored in analytics. See privacy details →