Fact-Checking Directory

This directory contains documentation and checklists for fact-checking claims made throughout the HAIEF website and documentation.

Purpose

To maintain accuracy and credibility, all significant claims made in HAIEF documentation should be fact-checked and verified with credible sources. This directory tracks:

• Claims that need verification
• Research status
• Sources and citations
• Discrepancies or concerns

Files

• research-checklist.md - Main checklist of claims requiring fact-checking

How to Use

1. Review the checklist regularly
2. Research each claim with multiple credible sources
3. Document your findings with sources
4. Update the checklist as items are verified
5. Flag any discrepancies for team review

Contributing

If you find a claim in HAIEF documentation that seems questionable or needs verification, please:

1. Submit a fact-check request via the online form
2. Add it to the research-checklist.md
3. Open an issue in the GitHub repository
4. Contact the team at haief@neuroliftsolutions.com

Priority

Focus on claims that are:

• Central to HAIEF’s mission and messaging
• Most likely to be questioned by skeptics
• Related to specific numbers, dates, or events
• About real-world harms or impacts
• Technical or implementation-related

Accuracy builds trust, and trust is essential for a governance movement.