Heartipedia

An encyclopedia with a simple rule: every page shows where it came from.

1. Written by AI from cited sources. A drafting model writes each page from a fact sheet of sources you can click on. Nothing is asserted without a citation.
2. Readers will suggest changes. Suggestions are not open yet. When they open, anyone will be able to propose a correction or an addition with a source; suggestions will be public, and their fate logged.
3. A separate AI check. Before anything moves, a validation pass reads every sentence against its cited sources and marks it grounded, unsupported or contradicted. Today the checking models come from the same provider as the drafter; each page’s “About this page” box names exactly which ones ran.
4. A named human clicks publish. Nothing is published automatically. Each page’s “About this page” box names its reviewer, or says plainly that no named human has reviewed it yet.

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