Explanation in fact-checking¶
Explanation in fact-checking refers to methods for making fact-checking decisions interpretable and justifiable to users. Rather than just returning a verdict (true/false/unknown), systems explain which evidence supported the verdict and how they reasoned about it.
Related topics¶
- Fact-checking and corrections — the context for explanations
- Explainability in misinformation detection — general framework for interpretable AI systems
- Evidence Retrieval — retrieving and ranking evidence for explanations