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Every Wednesday: AI claims from the past week checked against the primary source, with what's actually true.

When · Every Wednesday Length · About 3–6 minutes So far · 4 issues since Sept. 2026 Made · Drafted by an agent, checked against its sources by a second agent Formats · Web, PDF and RSS
Latest · No. 04 · Oct. 21, 2026

The careful words got dropped.

The PostgreSQL release team's stated reason for its delay doesn't mention AI. A security report labels an attacker's prompts as Chinese-language and names no nationality. Anthropic's staff survey asked what AI will be able to do, whether or not companies use it.

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  1. No. 03

    Two claims overstated the work.

    Three AI claims from the past week checked against the source: OpenAI's math manuscripts, a free Adobe-style app suite and Claude Haiku 5.5's price cut.

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  2. No. 02

    Three claims and their fine print.

    Three AI claims from the past week checked against the source: a Utah prescribing pilot, a video avatar study and Mistral's newest large model.

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  3. No. 01

    A new word for the same AI.

    Three AI claims from the past week checked against the source: an executive order, a Microsoft incident report and an Anthropic evaluation.

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