In today’s digital era, podcasts, social media, and online news platforms shape how millions consume information. While these channels democratize knowledge-sharing, they also carry a growing risk: misinformation spreading faster than ever.

High-profile cases—such as controversies around Joe Rogan’s interviews or popular influencers sharing questionable health advice—show how easily false claims can reach massive audiences. Once misinformation takes root, correcting it is far harder than preventing it in the first place.

At SciTrue, we believe the challenge isn’t just about catching bad actors—it’s about building tools that empower people to trust what they hear. Detecting misinformation at scale requires more than fact-checking after the fact; it demands proactive systems that can assess reliability in real-time.

This is why SciTrue is developing intelligent, transparent AI models that analyze claims and highlight credibility gaps, helping audiences, publishers, and platforms alike. Together, we can shift the media landscape toward one where trust and truth lead the conversation.

AI tools like ChatGPT are becoming standard companions for students and academics alike. They help draft essays, summarize research, and even brainstorm new ideas. Yet, as their adoption grows, so do risks that threaten academic integrity and the quality of knowledge.

One of the biggest challenges is AI “hallucinations”—when models confidently produce information that isn’t factual. Students relying on these outputs may unintentionally propagate false claims or misinterpret research. This, combined with pressures to complete work quickly, can lead to plagiarism or the unintentional spread of misinformation.

At SciTrue, we believe the solution isn’t banning AI—it’s using it responsibly. By building AI systems that detect hallucinations, validate claims, and highlight gaps in credibility, we aim to give students and academics tools they can trust. The goal is to foster a culture where AI accelerates learning and research without compromising accuracy.

In a world where knowledge moves faster than ever, ensuring what you read, write, or share is true isn’t optional—it’s essential. SciTrue is here to make that possible.