Auren · Article-Level News Analysis

Credibility Score

Auren's credibility score summarizes observable structural signals in one analyzed article: factual claims structure (40%), source reliability and evidence traceability (30%), balance (20%), and tone (10%). It does not independently verify facts, estimate the probability that an article is true, or rate a publisher as a whole. A high score means the weighted article-level signals were stronger; a low score is a prompt for closer scrutiny. Neither result proves that a claim is true or false.

Key points

  • A score of 82 does not mean an article is 82% true. It means the weighted structural signals produced a result of 82.
  • An article with strong attribution can still contain an incorrect claim, so consequential facts still require independent verification.

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References & Citations

  1. Article-Level Analysis Framework. Auren Research (2026)