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A free US government hub (IMLS) with guides and toolkits for finding, understanding, evaluating and sharing information — built for libraries, classrooms and home use.
Why I recommend it: Solid, non-commercial material for spotting misinformation and AI-generated content; aimed at librarians but usable by anyone.
Encyclopedia from xAI whose articles are generated by its AI models rather than written by human editors.
From the site: Grokipedia is an open source, comprehensive collection of all knowledge.
Why I recommend it: Verify anything you take from here against a second source. AI-written reference articles read confidently whether or not they are right, and its neutrality is actively disputed.
Open wiki of biographies and company profiles, edited by contributors.
Why I recommend it: Many entries here are written by or for their subject, so read them as self-description. Check claims elsewhere before repeating them.
