AI is becoming the front door to every business. It often gets the facts wrong.
People now ask AI which agent to hire, which product to buy and how things work. But AI doesn’t check with the source. It usually does one of three things:
- Grabs whatever it finds: an old listing, a forum post, last year’s price list, even a copycat website.
- Answers from memory: what it learned months or years ago, so it can be confidently out of date.
- Repeats an old copy: many website chatbots read a site once and keep quoting it after prices or products change.
And it can’t tell who wrote the information, whether the business or maker agreed with it, or whether it’s still true. A genuine business can get lost in that mix, or be mistaken for an impersonator.
Conflicting, outdated and fake information creates doubt. SourceTick gives you one source you can check.
Right now, AI goes to whatever source it finds. SourceTick is the official one: one source, vetted facts.
Customers
Get confident answers with no way to tell whether they are current, or who the information came from.
Businesses
Have no reliable way to tell AI tools their real services, prices and credentials, or to correct what is wrong.
AI builders
Need sources they can trace and trust, with clear dates and clear limits on what was verified.