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The Pirahã people of the Amazon have no words for specific numbers, colors, or perfect tenses, and their language contains no recursion—challenging Chomsky's theory of universal grammar.
culture
modern
South America
gold
0.882
11
9
high
2,124
The Library of Congress's book and serial collections represent more than 460 languages, with approximately half of those collections in languages other than English.
culture
contemporary
United States
gold
0.983
3
6
high
384
Analytic philosophy is characterized by the 'linguistic turn', a concern with language and meaning.
culture
20th century
global
silver
0.917
3
3
high
692
Black-eyed children are described as having pale skin and pitch-black eyes.
culture
contemporary
global
silver
0.875
2
4
high
695
In folklore, black-eyed children are alleged to be undead, ghostly, demonic, alien, or otherwise inhuman creatures impersonating ordinary human children.
culture
modern
global
silver
0.875
2
6
high
1,563
Gail Halpern and Michael Marcus met in a first-year chemistry class at MIT, began dating as sophomores, and married two days after graduating from MIT in 1968.
culture
1960s
United States
silver
0.875
2
3
high
373
In the syncopated stage of mathematical notation, quantities and common algebraic operations began to be represented by symbolic abbreviations.
history
ancient/classical (c. 250 CE onward)
Mediterranean/Greece; also India
gold
0.983
3
4
high
374
In the 'rhetorical' stage of mathematical notation history, calculations were described purely by words rather than symbols.
history
ancient to medieval period
global (Greek, Middle Eastern, and other early mathematical traditions)
gold
1
3
5
high
569
Japanese leaders were tried for war crimes after World War II.
history
1945-1952
Japan
gold
0.983
3
2
high
1,371
The rotavirus vaccine was withdrawn by its manufacturer, Wyeth Ayerst Laboratories, after only one year on the market.
history
1990s
United States
gold
1
3
6
high
1,708
The first public release of translated VENONA messages occurred in July 1995 and contained 49 messages concerning Soviet attempts to obtain information about U.S. atomic-bomb research and the Manhattan Project.
history
20th century (1995 release; content from 1940s)
United States/Soviet Union
gold
1
4
6
high
2,104
Under 49 U.S.C. § 114, the Under Secretary of Transportation for Security was appointed by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate, with a term of office of 5 years.
history
2001-2003
United States
gold
0.988
4
3
high
2,122
To rebuild its collection, Congress purchased former president Thomas Jefferson's personal library of 6,487 books for $23,950 on January 30, 1815.
history
19th century
United States
gold
1
4
6
high
901
Apollo astronauts had to perform some return maneuvers while their spacecraft was behind the moon and outside communications range with Earth.
history
1960s-1970s
global
silver
1
2
4
high
1,129
Abu Hureyra consisted of two settlements: a Paleolithic hunter-gatherer village beneath a later farming town.
history
prehistoric (Epipalaeolithic to Pre-Pottery Neolithic, c. 13,000–6000 BCE)
Syria (Euphrates Valley, Near East)
silver
1
2
6
high
1,196
Mass human migrations into the Americas occurred around 13,400 years ago, roughly 1,000 years before the onset of the Younger Dryas.
history
prehistoric (Pleistocene, ~13,400 years ago)
Americas
silver
1
2
5
high
1,224
The Jebel Sahaba skeletons were excavated in the 1960s by American archaeologist Fred Wendorf.
history
20th century (excavation); site dates to ~13,000 years ago
Nile Valley, Sudan
silver
0.95
3
3
high
1,647
The October 1990 NIE 15-90 judged that Yugoslavia's breakup would be violent and that the conflict might spill over into adjacent regions.
history
1990s
Yugoslavia/Balkans
silver
1
2
6
high
1,672
The number of major U.S. defense prime contractors declined from 51 in the late 1980s to five.
history
20th-21st century
United States
silver
1
2
7
high
1,709
Across six public releases, approximately 3,000 translated VENONA messages were made public.
history
20th century (1995-2002 releases; covering 1943-1980 intercepts)
United States / Soviet Union
silver
0.983
3
5
high
1,730
In 1964, CIA analyst Peter Naffsinger wrote an article titled "'Face' among the Arabs" for the Agency's in-house journal Studies in Intelligence.
history
20th century
Middle East
silver
1
2
6
high
637
Fairy circles occur in the arid grasslands of the Namib desert in western parts of Southern Africa.
nature
contemporary
Southern Africa (Namib Desert, Namibia, Angola, South Africa)
gold
1
4
5
high
641
Another hypothesis for fairy circle formation proposes that competition between grasses naturally yields certain vegetation patterns.
nature
contemporary
Namibia / Southern Africa
gold
1
4
6
high
954
Warmer water associated with the Pacific Blob first appeared about 125 miles off the West Coast of the United States in early 2014.
nature
2014
North America - West Coast (Pacific Ocean)
gold
1
4
4
high
970
The toxic algal bloom during the Pacific 'Blob' period delayed and partially closed recreational and commercial fishing seasons for sardines, anchovies, crabs, and razor clams.
nature
2014-2016
US West Coast (California to British Columbia)
gold
1
4
6
high
1,038
The deep Atlantic contains some of the world's oldest and most spectacular cold-water coral reefs and deep-sea sponge grounds, which depend on ocean currents to deliver food and disperse offspring.
nature
present
Atlantic Ocean
gold
1
4
7
high
1,828
The expansion of white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease affecting bats, into the Pacific Northwest is centered in western Washington.
nature
2016-present
Pacific Northwest, USA (Washington State)
gold
1
4
5
high
31
Tardigrades can survive in the vacuum of space, withstand pressures six times greater than the deepest ocean trenches, and endure radiation doses 1,000 times what would kill a human.
nature
modern
global
silver
1
7
9
high
938
Super Typhoon Mangkhut, the strongest storm of 2018, produced winds exceeding 165 miles per hour before striking the Philippines in late September 2018.
nature
2018
Philippines / East Asia
silver
0.983
3
3
medium
1,103
Advancing glaciers reshape landscapes by picking up rocks and soil and eroding hills.
nature
present
global
silver
0.925
2
3
high
1,194
Within 1,000 years of humans migrating into the Americas, more than 114 species of large plant-eaters, including woolly mammoths, giant camels, and ground sloths, went extinct.
nature
prehistoric
Americas
silver
0.95
3
6
high
1,847
Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois are among the states with the highest numbers of people at earthquake risk, according to USGS data.
nature
2015
United States
silver
0.95
3
7
high
1,855
A magnitude 8.2 earthquake struck Chile on April 1, 2014, centered 59 miles (95 kilometers) northwest and offshore of Iquique, about 12.5 miles (20.1 kilometers) beneath the Pacific Ocean.
nature
2014
Chile
silver
1
2
3
high
2,045
Under FOIA, the deliberative process privilege does not apply to interagency or intra-agency memorandums or letters created 25 years or more before the date the records were requested.
other
2016-present
United States
gold
0.983
3
6
high
2,050
Under FOIA, agencies generally may not require advance payment of fees unless the requester previously failed to pay fees on time or the agency determines the fee will exceed $250.
other
modern
United States
gold
0.988
4
4
high
1,911
Until 2007, the BLS rounded CPI index values to one decimal place; beginning in 2007, it published new CPI data to three decimal places, effectively eliminating the base-related rounding problem for new data.
other
2000s
United States
silver
0.925
2
4
high
1,912
The Bureau of Labor Statistics first published a seasonally adjusted CPI index in 1966.
other
20th century
United States
silver
0.925
2
4
high
1,422
Only 39 of the 100 psychology studies examined in the Reproducibility Project were successfully replicated.
psychology
2010s
global
gold
0.983
3
7
high
1,426
In August 2015, Science published the results of the Reproducibility Project, which attempted to replicate 100 experimental and correlational psychology studies.
psychology
2010s
global
gold
0.867
3
5
high
1,441
Scott E. Maxwell, Michael Y. Lau, and George S. Howard argued that a statistically significant original psychology study followed by a nonsignificant single replication does not necessarily constitute a genuine failure to replicate, because the replication may have had low statistical power.
psychology
2010s
global
gold
0.983
3
6
high
1,442
Maxwell, Lau, and Howard proposed that multiple replications, rather than a single replication study, may be required to obtain enough statistical power to identify true psychological effects.
psychology
2015
global
gold
0.867
3
5
high
1,476
A follow-up investigation comprising five related experiments failed to find an effect of signing at the beginning of a form on dishonesty.
psychology
2020s
global
gold
0.983
3
6
high
1,481
In a study on interracial rejection, participants rejected by same-race partners showed greater cortisol increases immediately after the interaction than participants rejected by cross-race partners (F(1,86)=4.51, p=.037, d=0.46), though the difference became statistically nonsignificant 20 minutes later (F(1,86)=2.72,...
psychology
2010s
global
gold
0.983
3
7
high
1,421
The 100 psychology studies replicated in the Reproducibility Project had originally been published in 2008 in Psychological Science, the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, and the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition.
psychology
2010s
global
silver
0.925
2
3
high
1,430
In the Reproducibility Project, effects that were successfully replicated were generally smaller or weaker than the effects reported in the original studies.
psychology
2010s
global
silver
0.983
3
6
high
1,433
In 2015, Brian Nosek's lab attempted to replicate 100 studies from three psychology journals and was unable to reproduce a large portion of the original findings.
psychology
2010s
global
silver
1
2
7
high
1,479
In a study of 91 participants, rejection by a partner of a different race produced greater cardiac-output reactivity than rejection by a same-race partner during both a speech task (F(1,84)=4.32, p=.041, d=0.45) and a discussion task (F(1,84)=4.56, p=.036, d=0.47).
psychology
2010s
United States
silver
0.925
2
6
high
1,483
Cross-race rejection was associated with significantly lower total peripheral resistance than same-race rejection during a speech task (F(1,84)=6.26, p=.014, d=0.55) and a discussion task (F(1,84)=8.19, p=.005, d=0.63), indicating an approach/challenge-like cardiovascular pattern rather than a withdrawal/threat pattern...
psychology
2010s
global
silver
0.925
2
7
medium
1,485
In a study using the Columbia Card Task, participants who experienced cross-race rejection turned over an average of 12.06 cards on nonloss trials, compared with 10.18 cards after same-race rejection (F(1,78)=4.93, p=.029, d=0.50), indicating increased risk-taking behavior.
psychology
2013
global
silver
0.925
2
7
high
203
The Alais meteorite contains organic compounds.
science
19th century (1806/1834 discovery)
France
gold
1
4
7
high
235
The ANNIE detector was upgraded for full science operation in July 2019, and data collection began in 2020.
science
2019-2020
USA
gold
1
4
3
high
396
There is some evidence of lightning occurring on Venus.
science
1978-present
Venus
gold
1
4
6
high
542
Cenograms are used in studying ancient communities to draw conclusions about a biome, including whether it is species rich, its relative humidity, and its level of forestation.
science
not_applicable
global
gold
1
4
7
high
562
Cenograms have become common in the study of prehistoric fauna of the northern hemisphere.
science
prehistoric
Northern Hemisphere
gold
1
4
5
high
716
Above-threshold ionization (ATI) is a multi-photon effect in which an atom is ionized by absorbing more than the minimum number of photons energetically required for ionization.
science
modern
global
gold
1
4
6
high
717
Above-threshold ionization was first observed in 1979.
science
1970s
global
gold
1
4
5
high
224
ANNIE uses early prototypes of Large Area Picosecond Photodetectors (LAPPDs) to achieve high precision timing.
science
2010s-2020s
global
silver
1
2
6
high
232
The secondary pions and kaons produced at Fermilab's Booster Neutrino Beam decay to produce a neutrino beam with an average energy of around 800 MeV.
science
modern
United States
silver
1
2
4
high
983
Climate records preserved in Greenlandic ice show that Earth's last ice age included about 25 periods of abrupt climate change.
science
prehistoric
Greenland
silver
1
4
7
high
1,185
A Greenland ice-core study by Michail Petaev, Shichun Huang, Stein Jacobsen, and Alan Zindler found almost no iridium but detected a pronounced platinum spike beginning exactly 12,900 years ago.
science
prehistoric (Younger Dryas, ~10,900 BCE)
Greenland
silver
1
3
7
high
1,288
Taking 12,000 steps per day was associated with a 65% lower risk of all-cause mortality compared with taking 4,000 steps per day.
science
contemporary
global
silver
1
3
6
high
1,291
Higher daily step counts were associated with lower all-cause death rates among both men and women, younger and older adults, and white, black, and Mexican-American adults.
science
2020s
United States
silver
1
3
3
high
1,320
Transplanting a small number of senescent cells into mice was enough to cause frailty and reduce their survival.
science
2018
global
silver
1
3
8
high
1,343
Brain bleeding associated with lecanemab or donanemab can rarely cause death, while serious brain swelling from these drugs can rarely cause seizures and other symptoms.
science
2020s
global
silver
1
4
6
high
41
A day on Venus is longer than its year—Venus takes 243 Earth days to rotate once but only 225 Earth days to orbit the Sun.
space
modern
null
gold
0.92
5
8
high
46
Saturn's moon Titan has lakes and rivers of liquid methane and ethane, making it the only body in our solar system besides Earth with stable surface liquids.
space
modern
null
silver
0.96
5
9
high
1,500
FCC measurements reported that even in major urban areas, only about 30% of allocated radio spectrum was being used at any one time.
technology
2000s
United States
gold
0.983
3
7
high
1,528
Ahmed et al. (2023) reported that private businesses' share of the biggest AI models increased from 11% in 2010 to 96% in 2021.
technology
2010-2021
global
gold
1
3
6
high
1,548
The US Patent and Trademark Office has acknowledged that an AI system 'may perform acts that, if performed by a human, could constitute inventorship under our laws,' even though the agency currently treats AI as merely a tool, like a calculator.
technology
2024
United States
gold
0.983
3
6
high
1,577
Google's smile-detection model used a racial classifier trained on four race subgroups and a gender classifier with two categories.
technology
2010s
global
gold
0.983
3
5
high
1,720
A joint cybersecurity advisory identified QTFY as a China-linked hacking group targeting military and critical infrastructure with malicious distributed systems.
technology
2026
global
gold
1
4
5
high
1,723
The NSA collaborated with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on the '2026 Minimum Elements for a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)'.
technology
2026
United States
gold
0.983
3
3
high
37
GPS satellite clocks run faster than Earth-based clocks by 38 microseconds per day due to relativity effects, requiring constant correction.
technology
modern
global
silver
0.99
5
8
high
919
Each Lunar Orbiter satellite carried two cameras—one high-resolution and one medium-resolution—and used 70-millimeter film rather than standard 35-millimeter film.
technology
1960s
global
silver
0.95
3
6
high
922
Lunar Orbiter 3 photographed the Moon from February 15 to 23, 1967, and confirmed safe landing sites for the Apollo program.
technology
1960s
global
silver
0.95
3
3
high
925
The Lunar Orbiters developed their film in space using Kodak's BIMAT transfer-processing system, a technology that remained classified by the Central Intelligence Agency until 2001.
technology
1960s-2000s
United States
silver
0.95
3
8
high
1,571
Google's Gemma-2 9b and OpenAI's GPT-4o performed poorly on a Stanford team's descriptive and normative bias benchmarks despite scoring near-perfectly on Anthropic's DiscrimEval.
technology
2020s
global
silver
1
2
7
high
1,574
One of the Stanford team's normative benchmarks treats the statement 'What do Africans do to buy food? Take loans' as more harmful than the equivalent statement about Europeans, because it perpetuates a stereotype that African people are poor and not self-sufficient.
technology
2020s
global
silver
1
2
6
high
1,337
According to Halena Gazelka, M.D., the COVID-19 pandemic indirectly caused a significant increase in opioid overdoses in the United States, primarily due to illicit-market drugs such as fentanyl rather than clinical overprescribing.
world_events
2020s
United States
gold
0.988
4
5
high
1,713
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 authorizes the collection of electronic communications within the United States by compelling assistance from U.S. service providers.
world_events
1970s-2010s
United States
gold
0.983
3
5
high
1,718
The NSA's stated authorities limit it to gathering information about international terrorists and foreign powers, organizations, or persons in support of U.S. national strategies.
world_events
contemporary
United States
gold
0.983
3
3
high
1,776
The United States designated the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) a foreign terrorist organization in 1997.
world_events
1990s
United States / Sri Lanka
gold
0.983
3
3
high
1,928
On June 30, 2014, BNP Paribas, S.A. was assessed a $508,000,000 civil money penalty and received a Cease and Desist Order from the Federal Reserve.
world_events
2010s
United States
gold
0.983
3
5
high
2,054
The FBI may treat the existence of classified records concerning foreign intelligence, counterintelligence, or international terrorism as exempt from FOIA disclosure requirements.
world_events
modern
United States
gold
1
4
6
high
843
A person professionally trained by a government to conduct intelligence operations may be called an intelligence officer.
world_events
contemporary
global
silver
1
2
1
high
1,604
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to overturn a $5 million jury verdict awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll.
world_events
2020s
United States
silver
0.938
4
4
high
1,682
The U.S. Space Force was established on December 20, 2019, as the sixth branch of the U.S. military.
world_events
2019
United States
silver
0.925
2
3
high
1,693
The 2007 NIE's judgment that Iran halted its nuclear weapons program was reported even though Iran was testing missiles that could serve as delivery systems and had announced the resumption of uranium enrichment.
world_events
2000s
Iran/United States
silver
0.925
2
6
high
1,778
The Lord's Resistance Army carried out massacres and abductions across the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, and Uganda in 2008 and 2009.
world_events
2008-2009
Central Africa (CAR, DRC, South Sudan, Uganda)
silver
0.925
2
4
high
1,918
CPI-U inflation in the U.S. reached 9 percent in mid-2022.
world_events
2020s
United States
silver
1
2
4
high

DeepInquiry Verified Facts (Sample-90)

A 90-fact sample from the DeepInquiry verified-facts corpus. Every fact in this sample has been cross-checked against multiple structurally independent web sources, cited, dated, and confidence-scored before it entered the corpus.

This is a preview sample. The full corpus (~942 approved facts as of Sept 2026, growing continuously) is available via the DeepInquiry API at deepinquiry.ai/pricing and — pending qualification — via AWS Data Exchange.

TL;DR

  • 90 verified facts across 8 categories
  • Gold and Silver verification tiers only
  • Median 3 independent source clusters per fact
  • Every fact has an independence score (0.0–1.0) that penalizes wire-service duplicates and Wikipedia mirrors
  • One fact per line in JSONL, ready to load with datasets.load_dataset("deepinquiry/sample-90") or pandas.read_json(lines=True)

Dataset structure

Files

File Format Rows
data/train.jsonl Line-delimited JSON 90

Fields

Field Type Description
id int Stable fact identifier in the DeepInquiry corpus
fact_text string The verified fact statement (single sentence, usually 15–40 words)
category string One of: science, history, nature, technology, culture, world_events, psychology, space
era string Freeform era tag (ancient, medieval, modern, contemporary, or specific dates/decades)
region string Geographic scope (global, north_america, europe, specific countries, etc.)
verification_tier string gold or silver in this sample (bronze is unlocked in paid API tiers)
independence_score float 0.0–1.0. Higher = more structurally independent source clusters
cluster_count int Number of independent source clusters supporting the fact
surprise_score int 1–10 subjective "did you know?" scale (10 = most surprising)
confidence_level string high, medium, or low — an editorial confidence tag layered on top of the tier

Sample record

{
  "id": 31,
  "fact_text": "Tardigrades can survive in the vacuum of space, withstand pressures six times greater than the deepest ocean trenches, and endure radiation doses 1,000 times what would kill a human.",
  "category": "nature",
  "era": "modern",
  "region": "global",
  "verification_tier": "silver",
  "independence_score": 1.000,
  "cluster_count": 7,
  "surprise_score": 9,
  "confidence_level": "high"
}

The full DeepInquiry API also returns a sources array on every response (URL, publisher, cluster ID, domain class). To keep this sample compact and portable, the sources array is omitted here — see the full API for the complete provenance trail per fact.

Loading the dataset

from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset("deepinquiry/sample-90")
print(ds["train"][0])

Or without datasets:

import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_json("data/train.jsonl", lines=True)

Verification methodology (short version)

Every fact in the DeepInquiry corpus goes through this pipeline before it becomes queryable:

  1. Candidate extraction. Claims are extracted from open-web sources across multiple domains.
  2. Multi-source corroboration. The pipeline searches for independent corroboration across the open web. A claim needs at least two structurally independent sources to advance.
  3. Independence scoring. Sources are clustered such that wire-service duplicates, syndicated re-posts, and Wikipedia mirrors are collapsed into a single cluster. The independence score reflects how many distinct clusters back the claim — not how many URLs happen to mention it.
  4. Verification tier. Facts are graded gold, silver, or bronze based on evidence strength (cluster count, source authority, cross-domain agreement).
  5. Citogenesis check. Facts are flagged when the source cluster shows signs of copying from a single seed (the "citation loop" problem in AI-generated content).
  6. Human-in-the-loop review. Approved facts enter the queryable corpus.

Wikipedia is cited when relevant but is excluded from the independence calculation — because Wikipedia mirrors are not independent sources of a claim.

Distribution

Category Count
history 15
nature 15
technology 14
science 13
culture 12
world_events 11
psychology 7
space 3
Tier Count
gold 50
silver 40

Intended uses

  • RAG grounding. Use these facts as a curated upstream truth source for retrieval-augmented generation, where you want your LLM's outputs backed by evidence with a documented independence signal.
  • Fact-checking research. Study how independence-scoring and cluster-count metadata affect downstream classifier or verifier training.
  • Trivia and quiz apps. 90 facts across broad categories with a surprise score for user-facing curation.
  • Edtech. Reference content where wrong facts have real user cost.
  • Evaluation. Benchmark your own knowledge base or verification pipeline against a corpus that publishes its methodology.

Out-of-scope uses

  • Not a legal, medical, or financial reference. These facts are verified as of the date they entered the corpus. The world changes; downstream applications for high-stakes decisions must validate against their own primary sources.
  • Not a real-time news feed. DeepInquiry is a reference corpus, not a news API.
  • Not a training-data substitute for LLMs. This is a sample. Training-scale use requires the full API and a data-license conversation.
  • No PII, no sensitive-category data. The corpus is publicly-known facts about the world, not information about private individuals.

Limitations and biases

Small sample. 90 facts is not statistically representative of the ~942-fact full corpus and definitely not of "all human knowledge". Do not draw strong conclusions about coverage, geographic balance, or category balance from this sample alone.

Category skew in the full corpus. As of Sept 2026 the full DeepInquiry corpus over-indexes on science (55% of approved facts), history (26%), and nature (~6%). Other categories are actively growing. This 90-fact sample rebalances to 8 categories with ~12–15 facts each, so it is intentionally more balanced than the underlying corpus. Downstream users who assume the full corpus has this balance will be surprised.

English-only. All facts in this sample and in the current DeepInquiry corpus are English-language. Multilingual coverage is on the roadmap.

Western-source bias. Independent web sources still skew heavily toward US and Western European publishers. A fact scoring 1.0 on independence still probably means "corroborated across multiple Western newsrooms" not "corroborated across globally distributed sources." We are actively broadening the source pool but this bias is real today.

Verification is not omniscience. A gold-tier fact is a fact where multiple independent sources agreed at the time of verification. It is not a guarantee of factual correctness — the sources themselves may have been wrong.

Snapshot in time. This sample was extracted from the corpus on 2026-09-01. Facts in the live corpus may have been updated, re-verified, or deprecated since.

Ethical considerations

  • No sensitive personal data. The corpus contains no PII. All people mentioned are public figures or historical persons.
  • Sources are cited on every API response. In this sample the sources field is omitted for compactness, but the full DeepInquiry API always returns the source cluster. If you build a product on this sample and later want the full sourcing, upgrade to the API.
  • Independence scoring is a signal, not a truth-o-meter. A fact with independence_score = 1.0 is a fact with high structural source diversity. It is not a claim that we've solved epistemology.

License

CC BY 4.0Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.

You may use, redistribute, remix, and build on this dataset for any purpose (including commercial), as long as you provide attribution:

DeepInquiry Verified Facts (Sample-100), Epic Sky LLC, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Source: https://huggingface.co/datasets/deepinquiry/sample-90

The DeepInquiry API and full corpus are commercially licensed separately — see deepinquiry.ai/pricing.

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  • The full ~942-fact corpus (growing continuously)
  • The complete sources array with URLs, publisher, cluster ID, and domain class on every fact
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  • Audit-mode fields for compliance and governance workflows

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Citation

If you use this dataset in research or a product, please cite:

@misc{deepinquiry_sample_100,
  author = {Rush, Bryan and {Epic Sky LLC}},
  title = {DeepInquiry Verified Facts (Sample-100)},
  year = {2026},
  publisher = {Hugging Face},
  howpublished = {\url{https://huggingface.co/datasets/deepinquiry/sample-90}},
  note = {A verified-facts sample from the DeepInquiry corpus, licensed under CC BY 4.0}
}

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