Automated Fact-Checking

Automated Fact-Checking is a subfield of Reasoning that deals with the task of automatically verifying the veracity of facts or claims in natural language text, by comparing them against a knowledge base or external sources of information. It involves developing algorithms and models that can analyze the text and identify the relevant facts and evidence, and reason about the likelihood of the facts or claims being true or false.

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Fact Checking, Fact-Checking, Automated Fact Checking, AFC

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