Question 1

What is Bullsift?

Accepted Answer

Bullsift is an AI-powered Chrome extension and web app that fact-checks YouTube videos. Paste any YouTube URL to get instant AI summaries, claim extraction, slop detection, and deepfake analysis before you watch.

Question 2

How does Bullsift detect AI slop and misinformation?

Accepted Answer

Bullsift uses a multi-model AI pipeline to extract claims from video transcripts, cross-reference them against trusted sources, assign a Slop Score for clickbait and AI-generated filler, and run vision checks for deepfake detection.

Question 3

Is Bullsift free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The free tier includes 90 Quick Sifts per month with AI summarization and slop detection. Pro ($9.99/mo) adds 50 Deep Sifts with web-verified fact-checking and community trust voting.

Question 4

What is a Deep Sift vs a Quick Sift?

Accepted Answer

A Quick Sift gives you an instant AI summary, slop score, and basic claim extraction. A Deep Sift goes further by routing verifiable claims to the open web, cross-referencing multiple sources, and providing concrete verdicts with clickable citations.

Question 5

Can Bullsift detect deepfakes on YouTube?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bullsift's Vision AI analyzes video frames to detect signs of AI-generated or manipulated visual content including deepfakes, face swaps, and synthetic media. This feature is available on Pro and Power tiers.

Question 6

How is Bullsift different from YouTube Community Notes?

Accepted Answer

YouTube Community Notes relies on manual user submissions. Bullsift uses a multi-model AI pipeline to automatically extract and verify claims from any video in seconds, supplemented by community trust voting from paid members who can flag misinformation and override verdicts.

Question 7

Can I use Bullsift without installing a Chrome extension?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bullsift offers both a Chrome extension for one-click analysis on YouTube and a standalone web app at bullsift.ai where you can paste any YouTube URL to get instant fact-checking, AI summaries, and slop detection.

Question 8

What sources does Bullsift check claims against?

Accepted Answer

During a Deep Sift, Bullsift routes verifiable claims to the open web using multiple search strategies. It cross-references claims against news sources, scientific databases, government records, and other authoritative references, then provides verdicts with clickable source citations.

Question 9

Does Bullsift work on YouTube Shorts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bullsift can analyze any YouTube video including Shorts. Simply paste the YouTube Shorts URL into the web app or use the Chrome extension while watching. The AI pipeline extracts the transcript and runs the same claim verification process.

Question 10

What is a Slop Score?

Accepted Answer

The Slop Score is Bullsift's proprietary metric that detects clickbait, AI-generated filler content, speculation presented as fact, and content-farm patterns in YouTube videos. A higher Slop Score indicates the video contains more low-quality or misleading content.

Question 11

How accurate is Bullsift's fact-checking?

Accepted Answer

Bullsift uses a multi-model AI pipeline combining multiple large language models with real-time web verification. Deep Sifts cross-reference claims against multiple independent sources and provide transparent verdicts with clickable citations so you can verify the sources yourself.

Andrew Ross Sorkin is a CNBC host, a New York Times journalist, and hosts the annual Dealbook Summit.

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