Café puts a label on how much news you should believe

Why it surfaced

Its central promise is unusually concrete: sort the news before publication, declare the sources, and refuse to publish information that cannot be classified. The process is automated but every edition receives human review, with corrections and synthetic voices disclosed; the first active edition covers football and the transfer market.

Café is a French-language news project that publishes video editions with every claim marked as official, credible, or still to be verified.