Read arguments closely. Write them better.
All-Seeing AI reads a text sentence by sentence and marks where the reasoning deserves a second look, with the exact words quoted. It can check whether a conclusion follows, review your own drafts, and find passages in your own papers to cite. You see the evidence and make the call.
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Tools
One workspace for examining other people's arguments and building your own.
Fallacies and propaganda techniques
Paste an article, speech or post. Every finding quotes the exact wording, shows a probability, and links to a definition of the technique so you can judge it yourself.
Does the conclusion follow?
The argument's premises and conclusion are written out in formal logic and a theorem prover decides whether the conclusion follows. If it does not, it looks for the premise that is missing.
A critic for your draft
Get a reviewer's objections, the claims you should verify and a whole-text logic check. Accept or dismiss each point as you work through it.
Argument editor
Write in a structured editor, run the check when you choose to, and save drafts only when you ask.
Bring a link or a file
Open an article by its link, or upload a PDF, Word, EPUB, LaTeX, HTML or subtitle file. Audio and video links can be transcribed in the Transcript tool.
Follow feeds and pages
Watch a feed or a page of links. New items are analysed every 30 minutes and flagged when the density of findings crosses your threshold.
Many texts at once
Upload a CSV of up to 200 texts, run the same checks on each, and download the results as a CSV.
Cite from your own library
Upload your PDFs, find where each claim is supported, and get LaTeX or plain-text citations with a BibTeX export. Unsupported claims are reported as such, never given a made-up source.
A course in argumentation
Fifteen levels of lessons and exercises, with a searchable reference of fallacies and propaganda techniques.
Armory and Shield
Keep your own store of arguments and counters, and a record of claims you consider propaganda with what counters them. Both stay in your browser.
How it works
Several checks read the same text, and each finding says which one raised it.
- You supply the text.Paste it, open a link, upload a file or pick a draft from your history.
- The models read it sentence by sentence.A language model proposes fallacy and propaganda-technique findings, a fine-tuned classifier and a word-level tagger mark the exact wording, and simple wording patterns add to them.
- You decide.Accept, dismiss or rewrite. Nothing is scored as true or false, and nothing is changed without you.
Plans
Start free. Upgrade when you need more analyses, batch runs, feed watches or API access.
€0
- 50 analyses a month
- Editor, transcripts, citations and the Academy
- History synced to your account
- No batch runs, feed watches or API keys
€9 / month
or €90 a year (two months free)
- 1,000 analyses a month
- Everything in Free
- Batch runs from a CSV of up to 200 texts
- Feed and page watches
- API keys
Prices include VAT. Payments are handled by Stripe, and you can cancel any time from your account; Pro then stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Terms
What it does not do
We would rather you trust it a little less than a lot. So:
- Findings are candidates for review, not verdicts. Probabilities are model estimates, and some techniques are caught far more reliably than others.
- It does not fact-check claims, rate truthfulness or judge intent.
- The logic check tests the argument as it was formalised. A bad translation of the text into logic can give a wrong answer, so read the premises it extracted.
- Citations come only from papers you upload or import, and each one is checked against the passage it points to.
- The accuracy page shows how the checks have been measured so far, including where they fall short.
Use it from your own tools
Call the analysis from your own scripts through the API, or connect it to an AI assistant that supports remote connectors so you can analyse and cite without leaving the conversation.
About
All-Seeing AI began in 2023 as a project of researchers in computational social science and political communication. It has since narrowed to one question: how can software help people examine reasoning, theirs included, without pretending to settle it for them?
Questions, partnerships or bug reports: info@all-seeing.ai