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Truvace files every measured gain and harm from AI under a topic, with the study or report behind it. Pick the reader closest to you.

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Researchers

You want the studies on one question, and a way to cite or correct them.

Four stops. Figures as of .

Next route: Policy staff and buyers

  1. Find your topic

    Open its count: how many records found a gain, how many found a problem and which are strongest.

    truvace.com/topicsThe largest of 42 topics

  2. Cite a record

    Each record has a permanent ID (like TRV-2026-2474) and a ready-made citation on its record page, next to a public history of every change.

    truvace.com/record/TRV-2026-2474One of the newest records

    TRV-2026-2474Study of 139 tremor patients suggests computer model can forecast radiosurgery resultsPermanent address · citation in plain text and BibTeX · change history

  3. Ask for a review

    If a record covers your study and we got something wrong, or we missed a study, tell us. We email you back with what we did.

    truvace.com/record/TRV-2026-0486The latest change made in public

    Sources changed TRV-2026-0486 · v6 Source set updatedsha256 1ee0ccf950c7a5a3…

  4. Download the data

    The Index exports every matching row as CSV or JSON.

    truvace.com/the-indexOn the record now

    2,375 published recordsCSVJSON

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Policy staff and buyers

You need to know what is established before a decision, and how strong it is.

Four stops. Figures as of .

Next route: Teachers

  1. Open a topic

    See the count on each side and a table of how strong that evidence is.

    truvace.com/sector/health/diagnosticsOne topic, counted

    Diagnostics & Imaging455 records279 show a gain92 show both84 show a problem

    17 of 42 topics have enough records on both sides to weigh.

  2. See pooled results

    Figures from systematic reviews, each one quoted from the review it came from.

    truvace.com/meta-analysisPooled results on file

    59 pooled results19 systematic reviews

    Specificity of AI models in radiologic diagnosis of urological cancers0.83 (95% CI 0.80 to 0.86)110 studies pooled in: In a 110-study review, AI beat clinicians on urological cancer scans but lagged on prostate

  3. Compare 10 AI companies

    The documented gains and problems tied to each one.

    truvace.com/the-index?view=companiesThe 10 companies tracked

  4. Read how scoring works

    Including which inputs an AI model sets and which are fixed formulas.

    truvace.com/the-index?view=methodologyWhat goes into a company score

    • 40% Evidence-backed gains
    • 40% Evidence-backed problems
    • 20% Evidence quality and breadth

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Teachers

You want real, sourced cases a class can argue about.

Four stops. Figures as of .

Next route: Journalists

  1. Start with Traces

    A Trace is one study or story that found a gain and a problem at once. They make the best discussion cases.

    truvace.com/tracesThe newest Trace

    AI matched 24 test cancer patients to 746 trials in under a second, agreeing with doctors 95.8% of the timeThe gain In a validation using 24 synthetic patients, an AI tool matched each patient against 746 cancer trials in a median 0.459 seconds and agreed with physician consensus on 230 of 240 patient-trial pairs (95.8%).The problem The automated matching missed some eligible pairs, with sensitivity of 83.3% against physician consensus, and was tested only on synthetic vignettes that left out laboratory results and comorbidities.

  2. Use Talk it over

    Open any record for four discussion questions, with that record's gain, problem, evidence and caveat filled in under them.

    On every record pageThe four questions, as asked on a Trace

    1. This record found a gain and a problem in the same place. Which matters more to you, and who might answer differently?
    2. How do we know? What can this kind of evidence show, and what can’t it?
    3. What does it leave open? What else would you want to know before acting on it?
    4. Have you seen AI used this way where you study, work or live? Did it go the same way?

  3. Browse Education

    Records on tutoring, cheating, classrooms and how students study.

    truvace.com/sector/educationEducation topics, by records

  4. Read the Reading of the Month

    One longer essay a month, built from that month's records.

    truvace.com/readingReading of the Month, October 2026

    The test you wrote yourselfA detector I built scored 94% on cases I wrote and 8% on cases I did not. October's health records show why the number that matters most in AI is the one measured on…

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Journalists

You want what is new, and the primary source behind it.

Four stops. Figures as of .

Next route: Researchers

  1. See the latest records

    Newest first. Or follow the RSS feed at truvace.com/rss.xml.

    truvace.com/trendingThe newest records

    1. Gain Study of 139 tremor patients suggests computer model can forecast radiosurgery results
    2. Gain Endoscopy ruler cut size errors for early stomach cancer in a 78-patient study
    3. Problem AI datacentres plan on-site power stations on huge scale despite climate risks, research reveals

  2. Follow a record to its source

    Every record links to the paper, filing or report it came from. A company's claims about its own product are never counted as evidence.

    truvace.com/trendingWhere the newest 15 records came from

    • 10 peer-reviewed
    • 5 journalism

    Among them: Acta Neurologica Belgica, Surgical Laparoscopy, Endoscopy & Percutaneous Techniques, The Guardian, Journal of Stomatology Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, JNCI Cancer Spectrum.

  3. Get the Monday brief

    One email with the week's new records.

    truvace.com/newsletterNew records, last seven days

    105 records published

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    Days are counted in UTC. The last bar is today so far.

  4. Send us a story

    Tell us what we missed, with its source.

    truvace.com/submitWhere the record is thinnest

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