Mission
Normalize a secure and responsible approach to information among young people.
Interactive educational website
OpenAIeyes is a help-desk for youths.
The updated version now includes your real logotype, a trusted-source search bar, your project scope and structure, and the academic and institutional links you asked to add.
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New to verify
LinkAudioDocumentPeer-reviewed evidence
Reliable institutions
Critical questions
About our vision
A respectful and inclusive place for verified information.
The site presents OpenAIeyes as a safe and colorful digital space where young people can learn how to question sources, verify claims, and navigate information more responsibly.
We help you spot the truth — fast. Misinformation spreads here, but so can facts.
No politics. No lectures. Just clear explanations, real sources, and tips that actually work.
Want to learn more or get involved? Read below to find our tips and tricks to navigate safely, without risking to drown in fake news.
Vision
Create a neutral and objective digital safe space with verified sources.
Focus
Guide students and workers through fake news, deepfakes, and source evaluation.
Check a claim in playful steps.
This demo simulates a multi-medium verification flow for links, documents, and audio formats.
Status: Needs verification
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Find the source
Who published the original claim and why?
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Check the evidence
Look for peer-reviewed or institutional support.
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Watch the language
Emotion and urgency often bypass critical thinking.
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Compare viewpoints
Reliable verification depends on more than one credible source.
Connected search
Search trusted platforms directly.
This search bar opens the topic you type inside selected websites connected to OpenAIeyes research logic.
Trusted search flow
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Google Scholar
Search studies, authors, and cited academic work.
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ScienceDirect
Look for scientific papers and research articles.
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BBC
Check mainstream journalism and explainers.
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BMJ
Use medical evidence and professional reporting.
Simple guide to recognize fake news.
The website turns your educational goals into clear clickable learning blocks.
01Check the author, institution, and date.
02Look for evidence, citations, and expert consensus.
03Pause before sharing emotionally manipulative content.
OpenAIeyes scope.
VerificationMultimodal verification across written works, internet links, and audio such as speeches and podcasts.
AI useAI-driven source authentication to guide users toward secure, peer-reviewed, and objective information.
Interactive UIAn educational interactive interface that expands perspective for students and workers online.
Risk reductionMitigation of information disorder, harmful distortions, polarization, and radicalization among youth.
DeepfakesResources and guides for fake news recognition and media literacy in the age of deep fakes.
Safe spaceA reliable and neutral environment promoting peace and responsible information verification.
Assumptions, constraints, and limits.
AssumptionsUsers need critical thinking, youth are vulnerable to manipulation, better information improves behavior, AI can help, and the project can grow with support.
ConstraintsThe website must stay affordable, comply with EU standards, collaborate with expert networks like EDMO, and preserve neutrality.
LimitsThe service stays educational, focuses first on Europe, keeps human judgment as final authority, and must remain sustainable.
What, who, when, whyWhat: a multi-medium verification tool and educational website. Who: a 12-member multidisciplinary team with EU institutions and investors. When: a phased rollout beginning now. Why: to protect democratic architecture and reduce youth radicalization.
PositioningOpenAIeyes stands apart by combining an educational interface, responsible AI support, media literacy, and democratic resilience.
References
Key sources behind the idea.
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MIT Study — False News Spreads Six Times Faster Than True News
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UNESCO — Media and Information Literacy
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European Commission — Fighting Disinformation
More from the document
Why this project matters long term.
Budget & rolloutThe document estimates annual operating costs between approximately €2.3 million and €7.2 million, with setup costs ranging from about €660,000 to €2.9 million and a rollout timeline of 2.5 to 4 years.
Expected benefitsOpenAIeyes aims to improve digital media literacy, reduce harmful false content, strengthen democratic culture, build partnerships with schools and NGOs, and increase user confidence online.
Do-nothing riskThe document warns that inaction allows misinformation, polarization, youth radicalization, and distrust in democratic institutions to grow further.
Acceptance criteriaSuccess means launching a functional educational website, improving critical thinking and media literacy scores, and achieving GDPR and EU Code of Practice compliance.
Case study and strategic lessons.
MMR case studyThe document uses the false MMR-autism claim as a major case study to show how misinformation can outlive scientific correction, damage public health, and exploit emotional vulnerability.
Key lessonOpenAIeyes should not only provide correct information, but also teach users why misinformation feels convincing and how emotional manipulation works.
Platform defensesThe project should improve AI-generated content detection, build stronger partnerships with experts and institutions, and create user feedback systems to track emerging misinformation trends.
Backup plansThe document recommends automated backups, distributed servers, version control, redundant hosting, security audits, and disaster recovery drills to keep the platform reliable.
Strategy, goals, and analysis.
Project strategyThe six pillars are Trust and Independence, Rapid Detection, Public Engagement, Media Literacy, Ecosystem Partnerships, and Transparency and Accountability.
SMART goalBy 2030, the project aims to launch a fully functional, EU-compliant educational website and AI-driven multi-medium verification tool to raise media literacy and reduce polarization among young Europeans.
SWOTStrengths include EU alignment and educational value; weaknesses include limited scale and resources; opportunities include grants and rising demand; threats include fast-changing misinformation tactics and trust barriers.
PESTELThe document highlights political regulation, funding sustainability, behavioral and trust issues, AI and cybersecurity challenges, environmental infrastructure risks, and legal questions around privacy, liability, and free speech.
Team processThe work logbook describes phased collaboration, red-team criticism, task splitting, website completion, case study refinement, video production, and final quality checks.