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MITATERIA

Separate facts from leaps in reasoning.

Authenticity Intelligence “MITATERIA” extracts claims from video and lets users examine evidence, reasoning, and implicit assumptions separately. It does not make decisions for people. It structures the material people need to verify for themselves.

Form your own assessment.

MITATERIA combines the Japanese word mitate—an assessment or interpretation—with -ria, a suffix used to indicate a place. The name means a place where assessments are formed and examined.

Video leaves a verification gap.

Verifying video requires watching, locating relevant segments, searching for evidence, and following the logic of an argument. MITATERIA breaks video into units that can be examined.

Turn video into a structure people can use in decisions.

From a URL or text, MITATERIA organizes claims, evidence, reasoning, and implicit assumptions in one workflow.

01 / INPUT

Prepare the source.

Convert a URL or text into a form that can be analyzed.

02 / CLAIMS

Extract and prioritize.

Identify verifiable claims and organize the review order.

03 / EVIDENCE

Find supporting material.

Examine multiple sources and connect claims with evidence URLs.

04 / ARGUMENT

Examine reasoning.

Surface leaps in reasoning and implicit assumptions for review.

Break down the video. Reconstruct the judgment.

MITATERIA brings claims, evidence, assessment reasons, argument structure, and implicit assumptions into one review environment.

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Examine one video in depth. Continue observing where needed.

INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS

One video in depth.

Break down one video into claims and examine it from a URL or text.

Best for: verification, pre-reporting research, and examination of supporting evidence
CONTINUOUS MONITORING

Observe what follows.

Register subjects and keywords to collect and organize video that may require verification.

Best for: issue response, narrative monitoring, and research

Begin with the video you need to examine.

Tell us which video you need to assess and what decision it will inform. We will show how claims, evidence, reasoning, and assumptions can be reviewed in a demonstration environment.

01

Confirm the source.

Share the target video and purpose.

02

Review the output.

Examine claims, evidence, and reasoning.

03

Design the connection.

Plan operational or system integration.