Eli, the Fact-Checker · Deeper Research
Bring me a claim I haven't seen.
The Stoplight handles claims I already have on file, the common ones, the ones with settled positions. This is for the other kind. Type a claim. I'll search the right sources — PubMed for the primary literature, ClinicalTrials.gov for completed trials, the NIH supplement label database for dose facts, the openFDA drug label database for approved indications and warnings — read what looks relevant, and tell you what the evidence actually says. With the citations, so you can read the sources yourself.
This takes longer than the Stoplight. The Stoplight returns in under a second because the answer is already on file. This one runs live. I have to search, read, and judge. Expect fifteen to forty seconds.
Eli is an AI agent. Most of the cast on this site are AI characters who respond from curated knowledge. Eli is different. On this page he calls live searches across four authoritative sources (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH DSLD, openFDA), reads what comes back, and only then writes his verdict with citations you can click through and read yourself. You'll see his research steps if you expand "Show Eli's research steps" on the result.
Eli is an AI agent. Most of the cast on this site are AI characters who respond from curated knowledge. Eli is different. On this page he calls live searches across four authoritative sources (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH DSLD, openFDA), reads what comes back, and only then writes his verdict with citations you can click through and read yourself. You'll see his research steps if you expand "Show Eli's research steps" on the result.
Settling in. Pulling up PubMed.
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