The Soval Blog

Did Trump Ban Bombardier From Selling Planes in the U.S.?

Trump said Bombardier can no longer sell planes in the U.S. unless it builds them there. Here’s what he announced and what happens next.

Costco does not source beef from Argentina and publishes transparent tracking of their meat origins for Kirkland beef

The Role of AI and Social Media in Foreign Influence Operations

An evidence-based examination of how foreign influence operations utilize generative AI and social media platforms, exploring current research, verification methodologies, and key indicators of coordinated narrative manipulation.

Comparing Fact Checking Tools: Soval vs ChatGPT vs Snopes

In an era of rapid misinformation, simply asking "is this true?" isn't enough. From traditional editorial deep-dives to real-time AI evidence mapping, explore our complete comparison of Snopes, ChatGPT, and Soval Social to discover which fact-checking tool you actually need to verify viral claims.

Is AI Really Leading to Less Work for Employees?

The promise of AI in the workplace often centers on increased efficiency and a futuristic "four-day workweek." However, the reality for many employees is proving far more complex. We separate the automated hype from the hard data.

Meet Soval: A New Way to Fact Check Anything With the Evidence to Back It Up

Soval is a new approach to online fact checking. Submit a claim, link or image, explore what is trending, review the evidence and see where credible sources agree or disagree.

The Future of Fact Checking: Why Transparency Matters More Than AI Alone

As AI-generated content and viral misinformation become harder to distinguish from reality, traditional fact checking is no longer enough. Discover why the future of online trust depends on transparent evidence, multiple sources and human judgment, and how a new generation of verification tools is helping people make more informed decisions before they share.

Did AI create the first synthetic virus

Breakthroughs in generative AI have crossed into the realm of biology. Viral reports claim scientists used AI to create the first synthetic virus. We investigate the scientific findings to clarify what was actually created and what it means for the future.

Is widespread misuse of AI harming students

As generative AI tools become ubiquitous in classrooms, concerns are growing over their impact on education. We review the evidence to see if student misuse of AI is genuinely causing academic and developmental harm. Discover the verdict on Soval.

Did New York Really Sue Kalshi for $36 Billion

New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued Kalshi for operating an alleged illegal gambling business. We examine the lawsuit's details and where the $36 billion demand originated. Find out on Soval.

Are Influencers Being Cloned Into Scam Ads Without Their Knowledge?

From AI voice clones to deepfake video ads, cybercriminals are using generative AI to turn popular social media creators into unwitting pitchmen for online scams. We break down the evidence behind this growing threat on Soval.

Did Jamie Oliver Prove McDonald's Food is Toxic in Court?

A long-running internet rumor claims that celebrity chef Jamie Oliver defeated McDonald's in a legal battle after proving their burgers were toxic. We examine the origins of the "pink slime" controversy and whether this courtroom drama actually happened.