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Checking what experts claim
Anyone can call themselves an expert. We check claims of expertise against evidence that can be traced, then publish the result together with the right of reply. What you read is the author's notes and opinion, not a ruling.
How we check
- Record the claim. Quote it, and where and when it was made.
- Check credentials and evidence. Ask the credential issuer and gather evidence that can be traced.
- Give a verdict, open the reply. One of four verdicts with a confidence level; the expert named can respond.
Latest claim checks
- Holds a lecturer status and leads a team with doctoral (PhD) degrees. Cannot yet be verified · Abil Sudarman
- A Computer Science degree from the University of London. Cannot yet be verified · Abil Sudarman
- Executive Director of KORIKA and Project Manager of the UNESCO AI Readiness Assessment. Cannot yet be verified · Abil Sudarman
- Higher-education history in Indonesia. Cannot yet be verified · Abil Sudarman
- "AI Innovator of the Year" and Responsible AI Fellow (Stimson Center / Microsoft). Cannot yet be verified · Abil Sudarman
Case 001: Abil Sudarman
Our first case checks Abil Sudarman's claimed credentials and roles, with articles, evidence and a timeline.
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- Mask ID numbers, student numbers, phone numbers and other personal data.
- Write what the item shows and what it does not prove.
- No rumours, and no personal data of unrelated people.
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Responses received are published as received. The absence of a response is not an admission of anything.
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