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Ida was Knowhere's AI powered content management system which allowed journalists to gather and corroborate the information needed to write articles, detect bias in the information, collaborate with their editor, and deliver high quality journalism. 

Ida's dashboard where users (i.e. journalists) can see the news events coming in that the AI has scraped from other news publications. The dashboard is divided into Newswire, Drafts (which stores articles in progress), Filed (articles waiting for review), Published, and Assets (media assets).

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When the user opens an article editor, they can edit the article on the left and use the pane on the right to write. The pane on the right contains all the information the AI has parsed and sorted which the user can use to write their article. The pane is a curation of the internet designed for the user who needs to quickly write an accurate, unbiased news story. 

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Users can sort the information in the right pane by bias (as labeled by the AI). Options include "left' to "right" bias or "positive" to "negative" bias, depending on the story.

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Users can look at what other news publications have written about the story in the "Other reporting" tab.

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Perhaps the most important part of the right pane is the "Essential claims" tab. This section gives the user the "who", "what", "where", "when" and "why" of the story. Users can see if the claim has been corroborated and by who. 

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When editing an article in Ida, a user could add citations to their story by highlighting a sentence in the story and adding the sources which corroborated it.

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At the "Story Editing" step a user can edit the articles in the newsletter directly. Our newsletter comprised of three sections: 1. The breakdown (a few major stories, broken down) , 2. The snapshot (headlines of top news), and 3. The teardown (a complex news story explained). 

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When editing an article in Ida, a user could add citations to their story by highlighting a sentence in the story and adding the sources which corroborated it.

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The article citations would then be accessible in the published article, so that a reader could verify for themselves what they were reading.

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We launched a version of Ida that was for a local newsroom in the Treasure Coast of Florida, U.S. 

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Ida Treasure Coast (FL)

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