What the session covers
- Breaking claims into checkable questions.
- Choosing a tool based on the task.
- Organizing checks across text, images, video, and document packs.
- Understanding limits and risks before trusting any output.
Fast onboarding
How to use this guide without confusing support with verification.
This section establishes the workshop's working model: why it exists, what it covers, and where human verification still has to take over no matter how polished the answer sounds.
What the session does not claim
- It is not a full investigative or digital forensics course.
- It is not a deep benchmark of every model.
- It does not turn AI into a source or witness.
Session Core Guide
This guide explains why the session exists and what it promises: a practical understanding of AI-assisted verification without treating AI as a source.
- A simple definition of AI-assisted verification.
- A central message: AI is a thinking and workflow aid, not a final authority.
- A clear boundary around what the session covers and what it does not.
Session Delivery Map
A practical map for sequencing the live session, pausing for discussion, and deciding what participants should receive afterward.
- A timing map for a two-hour session.
- A recommended order of live demonstrations.
- Places where NotebookLM outputs can support delivery.