Harnessing AI to strengthen trustworthy information
summary
Demonstrates a Lucene‑based A2 search stack and an integrated RAG assistant that returns sentence‑level citations, plus experiments with Wayback Machine, vector image search and zero‑shot classifiers. Three curated search engines (WHO/CDC, top clinics, and influencer blogs) answer the same queries and produce strikingly different outputs — celery juice as harmless hydration versus miracle cure, vaccines flagged as safe by official sources but uncertain in the blog set — and the demo shows the RAG summaries citing sources and working as intended.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:52Challenge of misinformation
- 6:12Reliable sources tools
- 12:57Demo on credible sources
- 17:37How answers get generated
- 23:55Expanding search and context
- 27:05Classifying information
- 34:18Key takeaways and Q&A
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