Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
Sealbook: evidence you can trace back to its source
An evidence-intelligence tool for human-rights teams that turns mixed-source archives into claims linked to their original files, passages, pages, or recording timestamps.
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- Human-rights investigation teams handling mixed-source archives
- Worth noticing
- The demo admits cropped copies evade its fingerprint threshold and labels meaning-based search matches as leads, not answers.
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Search results are grouped into people, places, sources, passages, media, and claims; exact matches precede matches by meaning. The page says its local model can place text, images, scanned pages, and audio in one search space, while noting that scanned pages ranked weakest in testing on synthetic data. Its transcript example compares a synthetic-voice clip with its script and identifies dialect spelling as a source of error.
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