WebletGPTTurn research into
an episode people finish.
Upload the evidence. Cast the people who explain it. The AI Director writes a script that cites every claim — then it renders as video, podcast and transcript, and an audience can question it live.
Every claim traced to a source you supplied. Nothing invented.
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“Our sources don't tell us that.”
The Integrity Copilot checks a claim against the evidence you supplied — and says so plainly when your sources don't cover it.
Five steps, one production
Video, podcast, transcript and subtitles all come out of the same script, so they can never drift apart.
Evidence
Paste the paper, the dataset, the report, and mark how strong each one is. This is the only thing the Director may draw on.
Cast
A host and the experts who explain it. Each gets a persona, a voice and a face, so they argue in their own register.
Screens
What the audience sees while someone talks: figures, diagrams, documents — each attributed to the source behind it.
Direct
The AI Director writes the script, cites each segment, and says what the evidence does not establish.
Broadcast
Render a 1080p episode, or open a room and take questions, polls and reactions live on your own page.
For work that has to be right
Citations, not vibes
Each segment records the sources behind it. The studio shows you how many screens are attributed and how many script lines are cited — before you publish.
Uncertainty survives
Small samples, null results and limitations stay in the dialogue. Sources are labelled peer-reviewed, preprint or unreviewed, and that shows on screen.
A copilot that refuses
Ask it about a claim your sources don't cover and it says exactly that, rather than inventing a verdict to be helpful.
An audience that can push back
Questions, upvotes, polls and reactions on your own page — no account needed to take part, and poll results stay hidden until you've voted.