Is AI Correct?: Experts fact-check AI answers. See who got it wrong.

AI is powerful, but not perfect. Post any AI response you're unsure about and domain experts verify it with three verdicts: Correct, Partially Correct, or Incorrect. 24+ AI mistakes already documented across Finance, Law, Programming & more. ChatGPT gave wrong estate planning advice. Gemini fabricated court citations. Claude recommended dangerous withdrawal rates. See for yourself.

Hey PH! 👋 I built Is AI Correct? because I kept catching AI mistakes in my own work and realized there's no dedicated place to systematically verify and document them. Three things that surprised me while building this: ChatGPT confidently gave wrong estate planning advice that would have cost a family $100K+ Gemini fabricated Supreme Court case citations (and lawyers are actually filing these in court!) Claude recommended a 7% withdrawal rate — financial advisors say 4% max The idea is simple: users post AI answers they're unsure about, experts weigh in with corrections. Every answer gets one of three verdicts: Correct / Partially Correct / Incorrect. We're in early access — would love your feedback and, if you're an expert in any field, your corrections!

how do the experts actually verify stuff, like is there a rating system for them too or could anyone just claim to be an expert and start giving verdicts?