With the explosive rise of generative AI tools, it’s easier than ever to fabricate convincing fake news, images, and political quotes. In the run-up to the 2026 elections, young people are especially exposed to misleading or fully synthetic content—often without knowing it. Traditional fact-checking can't keep up with the pace and spread of online disinformation, and most tools require users to leave their platforms to verify what they see.
The AI Integrity App will let users detect AI-generated content and view real-time fact-checks—directly inside their feed. Whether it's a suspicious image, a viral quote, or a political claim, users get immediate signals about authenticity, source reliability, and whether content has been flagged by trusted monitors. The app will also provide explainers and shareable context to counter disinformation where it spreads.
We’re building a mobile app that integrate seamlessly with major social media platforms and news sites. Users can hover, tap, or screenshot content to get verification signals powered by AI detection models, cross-referenced databases, and fact-checking partnerships. Designed with young users in mind, the interface prioritizes speed, transparency, and education over judgment or censorship.
Currently in development, the AI Integrity App is co-designed with students, researchers, and journalists. It’s set to launch in beta in late 2025. The project aims to empower a new generation of digital citizens to question, verify, and push back against synthetic disinformation—without having to become experts.
