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Misinformation Datasets — Cognitive & Semantic Structures

These datasets provide the metric rods the machine uses to evaluate misinformation. Each rod is a small, structured JSON file containing authoritative examples that help detect:

  • ›semantic drift
  • ›chromatic bias
  • ›temporal distortion
  • ›narrative scope collapse
  • ›synthetic media manipulation
  • ›source credibility issues
  • ›amplification dynamics
  • ›fact-checking stability

Metric rods are tiny, precise, and machine-readable — perfect for alignment challenges.

Dataset family

Claim veracity and fact-checking

MIS-01

Verified claims with ratings, evidence trails, and independent methodology.

truthfulnessalignment

Semantic drift and terminological hijacking

MIS-02

Terms whose meaning shifts under political or commercial pressure.

cohesiontruthfulness

Narrative scope collapse

MIS-03

Multi-causal situations compressed into a single salient element.

cohesionquantification

Temporal distortion and out-of-date framing

MIS-04

Outdated or re-dated content; zombie claims reactivated.

truthfulnessquantification

Source credibility and citation chains

MIS-05

Provenance, expertise, independence, transparency.

truthfulnessalignment

Deepfakes and synthetic media

MIS-06

Manipulated or generated media; forensic signals and provenance markers.

truthfulnessalignment

Amplification dynamics on platforms

MIS-07

Cascade shapes, virality, recommender behavior.

quantificationcohesion

Chromatic bias in emotive framing

MIS-08

Sentiment, priming, outrage load, tone.

cohesionquantification

Rod-set downloads

Each category resolves to a metric rod set — a collection of JSON rods the engine reads directly.

These rod sets calibrate the machine's alignment logic for the Misinformation Challenge.

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