AI-Powered Claim Verification for Policy Analysis
Policy teams: cross-check claims with 5 AI models. ConvergePanel shows where models agree and disagree — so your briefs rest on verified data.
Who this is for
Policy teams — Policy analysts, government researchers, think-tank staff, and legislative aides
The problem
Policy work depends on accurate claims — about program outcomes, budget impacts, comparative data, and expert consensus. AI can fabricate any of these convincingly. One bad data point in a policy brief can undermine months of work.
How ConvergePanel helps
ConvergePanel lets policy teams cross-check claims across five models before they enter briefs, memos, or testimony. The structured output shows exactly where models agree and where they don't — turning AI from a risk into a verification layer.
How it works
- 1Enter a policy claim or statistic you need to verify
- 2Five models independently assess with evidence
- 3The consensus score tells you how safe the claim is to cite
- 4Export structured evidence for your brief or memo
Use cases
- Checking statistical claims about program outcomes
- Verifying comparative international data in policy memos
- Cross-referencing claims in submitted public comments or testimony
ConvergePanel provides AI-assisted verification for informational purposes only. Not forensic analysis. Not legal evidence.
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