How It Works

Reports, not articles

TIMIO's feed and search bar feature bullet point news reports.

Every report includes:

  • Summary & timeline of event

  • Identifies primary sources

  • Compares different opinions

  • Identifies conflicting info

  • All sources cited & link

Our Al Scans Dozens of Sources

Our Al reads real articles across the internet. It focuses on primary sources: Official statements, government documents and press releases. It then looks at how press are covering this.

Unlike GPT, quotes & URLs are always real.


AI can find and read content 20x faster than any human can.

We want to use that to make staying informed easy.

Read both sides

We train our AI to identify the different views on every event. The 'Different Perspectives' section shows the most popular views on the event.


It quotes articles with each viewpoint, so you get both sides and make up your own opinion.

Conflicting Claims Highlighted

We highlight where sources disagree with side by side quotes. You see exactly who said what, so you can evaluate the disagreements yourself.

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TIMIO vs. other AI's

TIMIO Reports

  • Every claim linked to original source
  • Direct quotes from primary sources
  • Conflicting viewpoints clearly separated
  • Timeline verified against official records
  • No hallucinations or made-up facts
  • Built on Constitutional AI (Claude)
  • Transparent methodology

ChatGPT & Other AI

  • Often makes up sources and quotes
  • Training data cutoff limits recent events
  • No verification of claims
  • Mixes facts with speculation
  • Can't cite specific sources
  • Optimized for engagement over truth
  • Black box decision making

Want to analyze bias on
any website you visit?

Our Chrome Extension brings TIMIO's Al tools to every article across the web.

Torch

Scans any article for bias, loaded

language, and missing sources

Pivot

Finds opposing viewpoints to

any article you're reading

Frequently Asked Question

Frequently Asked Question

Frequently Asked Question

Get answers to some of the most common questions about Timio. Feel free to contact us if you have a question that isn't answered here.

Get answers to some of the most common questions about Timio. Feel free to contact us if you have a question that isn't answered here.

Get answers to some of the most common questions about Timio. Feel free to contact us if you have a question that isn't answered here.

Isn’t AI biased?

AIs are trained on human data, which is filled with our own natural biases. While our AI could have slight biases when picking an article with a different view, TIMIO is far more objective than other platforms. Other platforms use small groups of people to determine which news to show you, often with little information on how these decisions are being made.

How can I trust you?

But you do have an algorithm, right?

How can I get an Early-Access Build?

What platforms is TIMIO available on?

What if TIMIO's AI gets something wrong?

Isn’t AI biased?

AIs are trained on human data, which is filled with our own natural biases. While our AI could have slight biases when picking an article with a different view, TIMIO is far more objective than other platforms. Other platforms use small groups of people to determine which news to show you, often with little information on how these decisions are being made.

How can I trust you?

But you do have an algorithm, right?

How can I get an Early-Access Build?

What platforms is TIMIO available on?

What if TIMIO's AI gets something wrong?

Isn’t AI biased?

AIs are trained on human data, which is filled with our own natural biases. While our AI could have slight biases when picking an article with a different view, TIMIO is far more objective than other platforms. Other platforms use small groups of people to determine which news to show you, often with little information on how these decisions are being made.

How can I trust you?

But you do have an algorithm, right?

How can I get an Early-Access Build?

What platforms is TIMIO available on?

What if TIMIO's AI gets something wrong?