Global media intelligence layer
One evidence layer for global media.
Publisher feeds, global news discovery, public social posts, video and event-linked sources are normalized into static snapshots with attribution and explicit uncertainty.
Coverage & pipeline health
Know where the media layer is strong — and where it is thin.
Coverage and collection health measure pipeline availability and breadth. They are not media reliability scores.
Trend radar
What is accelerating across the media layer?
Trend signals compare recent publishing volume and source breadth. They do not determine whether a claim is true.
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Cross-source analysis
Stories reported by multiple sources
Corroboration means multiple independent domains are reporting a similar event. It measures source breadth, not factual truth.
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Media stream
Latest collected evidence
Raw media and public posts are evidence/discourse signals and have direct score weight 0. Verify important claims against primary sources.
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Automatic discovery
Media domains found in live coverage
New local, independent and specialist media domains are discovered automatically from public coverage. Discovery is not an endorsement.
Source directory
Global outlets and platform adapters
The directory includes public, private, state-funded, state-owned, nonprofit and independent media. Ownership labels describe source context, not truthfulness.
Platforms
Collection availability
Platforms requiring API keys, user authorization or approved access remain disabled until authorized credentials are configured. KINGAI does not bypass access controls.
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