I'll bet treating this bot as a gatekeeper would actually be pretty interesting - try the same claim or story repeatedly and see what you can do to sneak it pas

I'll bet treating this bot as a gatekeeper would actually be pretty interesting - try the same claim or story repeatedly and see what you can do to sneak it past. - Can you find the same stuff on a more-reputable site? (Perhaps the bot doesn't know about those "user blog" sections sometimes hosted under news-site domains?) - Can you find a different attribution for the same quote that doesn't throw a 'credentials' flag? (Perhaps less information is better, because writing "a doctor said" will impede checking up on the speaker's credentials?) - How about just contorting the phrasing of sentences until the bot can no longer extract anything useful about their meaning? What does it do with double negatives and nested clauses? I don't want this bot in my group chats, but I could imagine using it as an adversary to refine a trolling bot. If you wanted to train up a realistic version of Shiri's Scissor, this might be an effective way to craft posts that are especially hard to refute.