Worked examples
FACT-Ray 0.1 beta (provisional) · built inside GAMMA-Ray first; it will move to its own site
Each example is scored by the same scorer that scores the cards, at every build. Change a table and these change with it.
A level on a Spectrum card
Live: taken from a published card at this build.
The fact: "Its actions are logged", read from the words "every finding and fix is logged from detection to verified fix", on AISLE platform (indicator I41, an operation fact).
| Axis | Read as | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Source | S1 Discovered | An agent (gamma.studio@web-summit.dinis) read the public page and interpreted it. The company has not said it to us. |
| Record | R5 Reviewed | The page was captured and hashed (sha256 dff44af85ee36354, read 2026-11-10), and a reviewer other than the producer went through the scan. |
| Accountability | A1 ×3 | Checked by gamma.review@web-summit.dinis and gamma.approve@web-summit.dinis: same model family, shared repository. No human. |
The matrix gives S1 by R5 = High. Accountability A1 caps it at Moderate. The fact reads π Moderate · S1·R5·A1 ×3.
A paragraph of a news story
Illustrative: no real party. It shows how the tables behave.
| The fact | Kind | Each claim: who says it, how recorded, who stands behind it | The fact reads |
|---|---|---|---|
| The company employs 40 people. | statement | press office: S2·R3·A2 ×2 (reporter and desk editor, same newsroom); matrix Moderate<br>company registry filing: S4·R4·A2 ×2 (reporter and desk editor, same newsroom); matrix Strong, capped at High by A2 | π High+ · S4·R4·A2 ×2 (corroborated) |
| Its agent approves refunds without a person in the loop. | operation | product page: S2·R4·A2 ×2 (reporter and desk editor, same newsroom); matrix High<br>Disagrees. a customer, operations lead: S3·R3·A2 ×2 (reporter and desk editor, same newsroom); matrix High | π High! · S2·R4·A2 ×2 (contested: both claims are shown) |
| A former employee says the launch was rushed. | statement | anonymous source, attributed to the newsroom: S3·R2·A2 ×2 (reporter and desk editor, same newsroom); matrix Moderate | π Moderate · S3·R2·A2 ×2 |
| No figure for its revenue was found. | statement | no claim | no data (not a no) |
The parent shows the distribution, never an average: 4 facts: 1 High+, 1 High, 1 Moderate, 1 no data, 1 contested.
A medical-style claim signed by a panel
Illustrative: no real party. It shows how the tables behave.
| The fact | Kind | Each claim: who says it, how recorded, who stands behind it | The fact reads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recommendation 4 reflects the cited trial. | statement | a professional society's guideline panel: S4·R5·A5 ×5 (five licensed physicians from five hospitals); matrix Strong | π Strong · S4·R5·A5 ×5 |
| The same recommendation, before anyone but its author had read it. | statement | the drafting author: S4·R4·A0 (nobody but the producer); matrix Strong, capped at Low by A0 | π Low · S4·R4·A0 |
The parent shows the distribution, never an average: 2 facts: 1 Strong, 1 Low.
What these show
- A subject's word on its own page (S2 · R4) reads High once a human has checked it, and is still contested when a customer on the record says otherwise. Both claims stay on the page.
- For an operation fact, a claim below R4 is shown and does not satisfy the fact.
- An anonymous source is recorded as S3 at R2, attributed to the newsroom.
- The same authority reads Strong when a panel of independent signers stands behind it, and Low when nobody but its author has read it.
- "No data" has no band. It is not a no.
A real article from newsroom.sgit.ai, scored sentence by sentence, is the next example and is not done yet.
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