1. The quote is authentic: the Quote Verifier provides the name of the author and the link to the source to provide extra context.
2. The quote is dubious: the quote is not in the Storyzy database composed of +15 million authentic quotes from the news since 2015 (enhanced by +50,000 new authentic quotes daily), and of the 96,000 quotes from notable, historical speakers.
3. The quote is incomplete: the Quote Verifier provides the whole quote, its author and the link(s) to the source(s) for a better grasp of the meaning.

To show how fake quotes are a key part of fake news stories, we took 50 news stories identified as fake by Snopes, Politifact, and ABC News and applied our Quote Verifier to these fake stories. The findings were striking as the Quote Verifier found that 54% of quotes present in these articles were themselves fake.  

An API for social networks and search engines

Any post with a quote is sent to Storyzy’s system which responds with an immediate result, further allowing social networks and search engines to easily flag any dubious quote in real-time, and thus avoiding the fake quote becoming viral in advance. 

“After 5 years working on automated fact-checking technology, we developed a reliable A.I. solution to solve a part of the fake news problem: detecting if a quote is authentic by simply asking ‘did they say that or not?’”, Stan Motte, Storyzy’s CEO. 

About Storyzy (formerly Trooclick): Storyzy is a tech start-up with 5 years of R&D in the automated fact-checking area and $3 million invested. Storyzy’s technology, based on Natural Language Processing (Artificial Intelligence), is able to understand news articles, and extract speeches in the same way as humans. Our team of 12 people includes 4 full time linguists. The Gannett group, the TV channel EuronewsNBC, the Mondadori Group already trust Storyzy as clients. Storyzy sells data to other platforms such as online advertising companies (using Storyzy’s FakeRank algorithm). Given the importance of the rapidly changing regulatory environment governing content regulation Storyzy is advised by Dan Shefet  as legal advisor.

https://storyzy.com