📧 The Veritas Brief
The UFO/UAP week, fact-checked. One free email every week with the stories that actually matter — each one already put through our 5-agent AI credibility analysis, so you get the signal without the hype.
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What's inside every issue
🔬 The week's top stories — scored
The most important UFO/UAP stories of the week, each with its 0–100 credibility score and verdict from our multi-agent AI analysis: what the evidence supports, what it doesn't, and why.
🕵️ The live AI investigation
Progress from the month-long AI Investigator case — what the current investigator found this week, sources examined, and drafts written. You can vote on the next case topic.
🗺️ Featured UAP hotspot
One location from our hotspots map each week, with its researched dossier — the history, the notable incidents, and what's been reported there recently.
🔥 What's trending
The cases, places and claims gaining momentum across UFO/UAP coverage right now — before they hit the mainstream cycle.
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- 🧪 Evidence first, excitement second. UFO news is drowning in recycled clips, AI fakes and clickbait. Every story in the Brief has been through the same 5-factor AI analysis we publish on the site — source reliability, evidence quality, corroboration, official acknowledgment and expert analysis — debated by five specialised AI agents before a verdict is reached.
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How the verdicts are made
Every story is analysed by five AI specialists — an evidence analyst, a source investigator, a scientific skeptic, a historical archivist and a disclosure analyst — that argue it out before an orchestrator issues the final 0–100 score. Video stories get frame-level footage analysis; images get forensic examination (EXIF, error-level analysis); channels and sources get background checks. Read the full methodology, or see it live on the tracker.
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