Saturday, June 20th, 2009 by Ron Schenone at 2:42pm
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Intel is testing a Firefox extension called ‘Dispute Finder’, which claims to determine if claims are BS or not. According to the Intel labs site, they claim that the claims made by others can be disputed by readers and both views on the subject are presented. Though this would seem to be a valuable tool, there is always the possibility that people can shade the truth when presenting their opinions.
According to the blurb on the Intel site, it states that:
The Dispute Finder Firefox Extension highlights disputed claims on web pages you browse and shows you evidence for alternative points of view. Watch the Videos to learn more.
Use this web interface to tell Dispute Finder what snippets to highlight and what evidence to present for alternative viewpoints. You can create a new disputed claim, mark new instances of a claim on the web, and add evidence that supports or opposes a claim.
For more information go to Intel’s site to view the video’s and see what you think.
Comments welcome.
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Intel?s Firefox Extension Called ?Dispute Finder? - Intel Blog
June 21st, 2009
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June 21st, 2009
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Ryan Farmer
June 23rd, 2009
at 7:13am
So if you load the Focus on the Family site your browser overloads and causes the computer to explode. Am I right?