Decision Desk · Issue 06 · complete public learning edition

Can You Prove That AI-Written Claim?

Decide whether a defined public-claim class has evidence, authority, approval, provenance, version control, and a correction path strong enough to publish.

Learning time90 minutes
Teaching12 cumulative lessons
InstrumentSubstantiation Gate
DefaultNo evidence · no publication

Claim → evidence → inference → authority → approval → correction.

Polished generated copy cannot skip any link.

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Freeze express and implied meaning

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Locate competent supporting evidence

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Bound the inference and qualifications

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Verify permission and responsible owner

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Approve the exact channel version

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Monitor, correct, and withdraw

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Twelve cumulative lessons.

Use the fictional launch campaign only. Never paste unreleased or confidential campaign copy.

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Freeze the exact claim

Open

A topic or draft theme cannot be substantiated. Record the precise words, audience, channel, placement, date, implied message, and material qualification.

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Classify what the audience will understand

Open

Distinguish subjective expression from objective, comparative, performance, scientific, sustainability, endorsement, testimonial, and customer-outcome claims.

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Assign the evidence owner and approver

Open

The writer, model, evidence owner, subject-matter reviewer, legal/regulatory reviewer, and publication authority may be different people. Name them.

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Separate source fact from inference

Open

A source may establish a measured result without supporting a broader causal, universal, future, comparative, or customer-specific conclusion.

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Match evidence to claim conditions

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Population, product version, dose, setting, methodology, timeframe, sample, comparator, uncertainty, and limitations must travel with the conclusion.

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Govern endorsements and testimonials

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Verify identity, experience, permission, material connection, representativeness, scope, currentness, and whether generated language changes what the person authorized.

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Test comparisons

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Name the comparator, metric, conditions, source, timeframe, and meaningful difference. A vague ‘better’ claim can still communicate an objective comparison.

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Protect intellectual property and confidentiality

Open

Do not treat generated wording as proof of originality or permission. Check source use, third-party material, trade secrets, and confidential evidence separately.

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Record generation and approval provenance

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Preserve source, prompt/input boundary, model or tool version where material, human edits, claim version, evidence version, approver, date, and channel.

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Control channel and version drift

Open

A claim approved for one page, audience, qualification, or product version may become misleading when shortened, reposted, translated, or detached from context.

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Design correction and withdrawal

Open

Name monitoring, challenge intake, correction owner, affected channels, withdrawal authority, notice, archive treatment, and retesting after evidence or product change.

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Issue a claim-specific disposition

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Do not publish, narrow/qualify, gather evidence, or approve only the governed fictional version. The tool never clears real copy for publication.

Do not publish through these gaps.

  • the exact express and implied claim is not frozen
  • competent evidence is missing or materially mismatched
  • a source fact is stretched into an unsupported inference
  • an endorsement, comparison, or third-party use lacks authority
  • the approved qualification disappears in the publication channel
  • claim, evidence, product, or approval versions cannot be reconstructed
  • there is no owner who can correct and withdraw the claim

Public-Claim Substantiation Gate

Evaluate fictional launch claims only. Do not enter unreleased copy, confidential evidence, customer data, trade secrets, regulatory correspondence, or active legal matters.

0/30claim gates evaluated
Generated language is not substantiation.
No adequate evidence, authority, approval, or correction path means do not publish.
Fictional claim classClaim classifiedEvidence competentSource-to-claim fitUse authorizedApproval recordedCorrection ready
Performance claim
Sustainability claim
Customer outcome
Expert endorsement
Comparative claim
Bounded disposition

Restoring your local gate…

The educational product and reusable Substantiation Gate are complete.

Real publication still requires current claim- and sector-specific authority, competent evidence, qualified review where needed, exact-channel approval, rights and confidentiality review, monitoring, and organizational authorization.