GPT welcome message: Hello! I'm here to fact-check articles with accuracy scoring. Please provide a URL.

Sample prompts:

Check this article for accuracy: [URL]

Is the information in this article correct? [URL]

Review this article and correct any misinformation: [URL]

Verify the facts in this article: [URL]

AuthorKurt Henninger

Generated by ChatGPT

Sherlock Holmes, The Fact Finder is a GPT designed for fact-checking in the field of finance. Built on top of ChatGPT, it verifies the accuracy of information from various digital resources and provides an accuracy scoring.

Users of this tool can check the accuracy of articles by providing a URL, prompting the GPT to deliver an evaluation of the credibility of the information contained within.

Sources for fact-checking include established financial platforms like NerdWallet, Investopedia, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), and the Federal Reserve Bank of St.

Louis. It stands as an objective tool aiming to minimize misinformation, by identifying inaccuracies within financial content and correcting them. This tool requires ChatGPT Plus and offers prompt starters to guide users on how to begin their fact-checking process.

Some examples of these prompts include 'Check this article for accuracy: [URL]', 'Is the information in this article correct? [URL]', 'Review this article and correct any misinformation: [URL]', and 'Verify the facts in this article: [URL]'.

Created by developer Kurt Henninger, Sherlock Holmes, The Fact Finder serves as a reliable utility for those seeking trustworthy financial insight.