Fact extraction turns verified sources into a structured fact base* that drafts can cite.
What gets extracted
From verified material, LD3 pulls:
- Entities* — people, organisations, products.
- Dates* — events, deadlines, timeframes.
- Figures* — statistics, prices, measurements.
- Quotes* — attributed statements you can cite directly.
Why a fact base, not raw text
Generation works from the fact base, not the original source phrasing. That keeps a clear line between ingestion and authoring: drafts explain and reorganise verified facts instead of copying source wording, and every claim can point back to its origin.
Accuracy guarantees
Extracted facts carry the provenance of the source they came from. If a source later fails verification, the facts tied to it are re-checked rather than left in place.
Related
- LD3 source verification — the gate before extraction.
- LD3 content packages — how cited drafts become multi-channel assets.
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