The Future of Fact-Checking is Lies, I Guess

· Kyle Kingsbury · Nov. 10, 2025, 9:35 p.m.
Summary
The blog post critiques the fact-checking service Factually.co, arguing that it often misrepresents facts by using unreliable sources and generating misleading narratives through an automated process. The author emphasizes the need for real, diligent journalism as opposed to algorithmically produced content, highlighting the dangers of the emerging reliance on such systems for factual information.
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