Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Dosimeter tracks what AI assistants cite
A Berlin-based research project repeatedly asks AI assistants the same question and checks which sources their answers cite.
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- The homepage says three of six popular assistants cited Russia Today or linked sites on German election day.
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The homepage describes a repeated-query method: ask AI assistants the same question many times and inspect the sources cited across answers. It highlights a German election-day study dated 20 September 2026, reporting that three of six popular assistants cited Russia Today or linked sites. The page lists a research, method-and-glossary section and a blog; the study’s detailed methods and results are not present in the supplied extract.
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