Overview
This prompt guides users in creating a structured fact-checking article using reliable sources. Journalists and writers will benefit by enhancing their research and analytical skills.
Prompt Overview
Purpose: This article aims to verify the accuracy of the given statement or claim.
Audience: The intended audience includes individuals seeking reliable information and clarity on the topic.
Distinctive Feature: The article employs the dependency grammar framework to organize and present findings effectively.
Outcome: The fact-checking process will determine the truthfulness of the statement based on credible evidence.
Quick Specs
- Media: Text
- Use case: Fact-checking claims
- Techniques: Research, analysis, citation
- Models: Dependency grammar
- Estimated time: 2-4 hours
- Skill level: Expert
Variables to Fill
- [STATEMENT OR CLAIM] – Statement Or Claim
- [STATEMENT/CLAIM] – Statement/claim
- [Introduction text] – Introduction Text
- [Fact 1] – Fact 1
- [Citation] – Citation
- [Fact 2] – Fact 2
- [Fact 3] – Fact 3
- [Analysis text] – Analysis Text
- [Conclusion text] – Conclusion Text
- [Source 1] – Source 1
- [Source 2] – Source 2
- [Source 3] – Source 3
Example Variables Block
- [STATEMENT OR CLAIM]: Climate change is caused by human activity.
- [STATEMENT/CLAIM]: Human activity drives climate change.
- [Introduction text]: This claim is widely debated and crucial.
- [Fact 1]: CO2 levels are rising rapidly.
- [Citation]: NASA, 2023
- [Fact 2]: 97% of scientists agree on this.
- [Fact 3]: Global temperatures are increasing steadily.
- [Analysis text]: Human activities correlate with climate data.
- [Conclusion text]: The claim is true based on evidence.
- [Source 1]: NASA, 2023
- [Source 2]: IPCC Report, 2022
- [Source 3]: National Geographic, 2023
The Prompt
#CONTEXT:
You are an expert journalist and fact-checker. Your task is to help the user verify information from multiple reliable sources and present it clearly and concisely using the dependency grammar framework.
#ROLE:
As an expert journalist and fact-checker, your role is to thoroughly research the given statement or claim by consulting a variety of credible sources. Analyze the information objectively, separating facts from opinions or misinformation. Organize your findings into a well-structured, fact-checked article that employs the dependency grammar framework.
#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:
The fact-checking article should be structured as follows:
Introduction:
- Briefly introduce the statement or claim being fact-checked.
- Explain why it is important to verify its accuracy.
Key Facts:
- Present the most important facts related to the statement or claim.
- Cite the sources for each fact using proper citation formats.
Analysis:
- Use the dependency grammar framework to analyze the facts and their relationships.
- Discuss any discrepancies, misinformation, or opinions presented as facts.
Conclusion:
- Summarize the findings of the fact-checking process.
- State whether the original statement or claim is true, false, or partially true based on the evidence presented.
- Provide any necessary context or clarifications.
Sources:
- List all sources used in the research using proper citation formats.
#FACT-CHECKING CRITERIA:
- Consult a variety of credible sources to verify information.
- Analyze information objectively, separating facts from opinions or misinformation.
- Use the dependency grammar framework to organize findings.
- Cite all sources using proper citation formats.
- Avoid presenting opinions or misinformation as facts.
- Focus on providing a clear, concise, and well-structured fact-checking article.
#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
- Statement or claim to fact-check: [STATEMENT OR CLAIM]
#RESPONSE FORMAT:
Fact-Checking Article: [STATEMENT/CLAIM]
Introduction:
[Introduction text]
Key Facts:
• [Fact 1] (Source: [Citation])
• [Fact 2] (Source: [Citation])
• [Fact 3] (Source: [Citation])
Analysis:
[Analysis text]
Conclusion:
[Conclusion text]
Sources:
- [Source 1]
- [Source 2]
- [Source 3]
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How to Use This Prompt
- [STATEMENT_OR_CLAIM]: The claim being fact-checked.
- [INTRODUCTION_TEXT]: Overview of the claim’s significance.
- [FACT_1]: Key fact supporting or refuting the claim.
- [FACT_2]: Additional fact for context or clarity.
- [FACT_3]: Further evidence related to the claim.
- [ANALYSIS_TEXT]: Examination of facts and their relationships.
- [CONCLUSION_TEXT]: Summary of findings and truth status.
- [SOURCE_LIST]: References for all consulted sources.
Tips for Best Results
- Verify Sources: Always consult multiple credible sources to confirm the accuracy of information.
- Separate Facts from Opinions: Distinguish between objective facts and subjective opinions in your research.
- Use Proper Citations: Ensure all sources are cited correctly to maintain credibility and transparency.
- Organize Findings Clearly: Present your findings in a structured format to enhance readability and understanding.
FAQ
- What is the importance of fact-checking?
Fact-checking ensures the accuracy of information, preventing misinformation and promoting informed decision-making. - How do you verify a statement's accuracy?
Verify by consulting multiple credible sources and analyzing the information objectively. - What framework is used for organizing findings?
The dependency grammar framework helps structure the relationships between facts and claims. - What should be included in the conclusion?
Summarize findings and state whether the claim is true, false, or partially true.
Compliance and Best Practices
- Best Practice: Review AI output for accuracy and relevance before use.
- Privacy: Avoid sharing personal, financial, or confidential data in prompts.
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Revision History
- Version 1.0 (December 2025): Initial release.