Support
A corrections page accepts source updates and company responses privately. A disclaimer page and privacy details explain limits and data handling.
Learn moreCheck AI Claims
Turn a public AI claim into evidence requests and vendor questions
Beginner
What is Check AI Claims?
Check AI Claims is a legal tool that turns a public AI claim into evidence requests and vendor questions. Check AI Claims turns a public AI marketing claim or product URL into a Claim Receipt with an evidence-burden rating, requested evidence, buyer questions and safer wording, ready to send to a vendor.
Check AI Claims is a web tool for buyers who need to pressure-test marketing statements from AI vendors. A user pastes a public claim, such as a sentence promising accuracy, automation, compliance, ROI or a superlative, or supplies a public product URL. The tool returns a structured Claim Receipt that spells out how much evidence the wording would need before it could be relied on. The receipt is built from several parts. It names the claim type, rates the evidence burden (the demo shows a High rating for a numeric accuracy promise with no cited benchmark), and lists the evidence to request, such as the test set, sample size, evaluation method, error rates and the boundary where a human reviews output. It also supplies buyer questions and safer wording alternatives, plus source context: the vendor, the page checked, the date and a method note. Actions let the user copy the result into a memo, copy a ready-made vendor email, or print and save it. Three input modes exist. Exact claim text works when one sentence carries the burden. A public URL works when the claim sits in readable page content and the receipt should keep the captured source. A URL plus pasted wording focuses the review on the text while recording the link without fetching it. A vendor name is optional. The scope is deliberately narrow. The output describes evidence burden, not whether a claim is true, legal, compliant or suitable to buy, and it is not legal, compliance or procurement advice. Contracts, security reports, personal data and private vendor material should not be pasted, because the reviewed wording appears in an unlisted, noindex receipt link. Compared with a general AI assistant, which may simply rewrite a claim, this tool produces a consistent, shareable document aimed at due diligence. It suits procurement staff, analysts, journalists and operators who want a fast starting list of questions before talking to a vendor, not a verdict.
How do you use Check AI Claims?
1Choose an input type
Decide whether to paste a single claim sentence, enter a public product URL, or supply both. A sentence with an accuracy, automation, compliance, ROI or superlative promise works well.2Add optional details
Enter the vendor or publisher name if known. Keep out contracts, personal data and any confidential material.3Run the check
Select the button to get evidence questions. The tool generates a Claim Receipt showing claim type, evidence burden and wording limits.4Review the receipt
Read the evidence needed, buyer questions and wording boundary. Remember it describes evidence burden, not whether the claim is true.5Share with the vendor
Use Copy vendor email or Copy for memo to carry the questions into your process, or print and save the receipt.6Send corrections if needed
If a source has changed or a company wants to respond, use the corrections page to send it privately for review.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Produces a structured receipt with evidence needs, buyer questions and safer wording in one placeAI
- Offers copy-for-memo and copy-vendor-email actions that move straight into procurement conversationsAI
- Accepts claim text, a public URL, or both, so it fits different review situationsAI
- States clearly that it measures evidence burden, not truth, avoiding false certaintyAI
- Includes a corrections route for source updates or company responsesAI
Cons
- Does not judge whether a claim is true or whether a product is worth buyingAI
- Only public claims and readable public pages can be used, so private material is off limitsAI
- Pasted wording appears in an unlisted receipt link, which limits use with sensitive textAI
- The demo method note relies on public page content and common claim patterns, not vendor-specific testingAI
- Pricing, integrations and account options are not stated on the pageAI
How much does Check AI Claims cost?
Features
Claim Receipt with claim type, evidence-burden rating, evidence to request, buyer questions, wording boundaries and source context. Accepts text, a public URL or both, with optional vendor name. Copy for memo, copy vendor email, and print or save actions.
Frequently asked questions about Check AI Claims
How do you use Check AI Claims?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Choose an input type 2. Add optional details 3. Run the check 4. Review the receipt 5. Share with the vendor 6. Send corrections if needed.What platforms does Check AI Claims support?
Check AI Claims is available on Web App.What are the limitations of Check AI Claims?
Does not judge whether a claim is true or whether a product is worth buying. Only public claims and readable public pages can be used, so private material is off limits. Pasted wording appears in an unlisted receipt link, which limits use with sensitive text.
