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Compare two sources without mixing their claims
Do two articles, reports or videos appear to say different things?
What to do
- Choose two sources and record each title, publisher and date.
- Paste only the relevant excerpts and label them Source A and Source B.
- Use the prompt below to make a comparison table.
- Open both originals and confirm every quoted claim before using the comparison.
Try this prompt
Copy the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Replace any text in brackets, then send it.
Compare the two sources below without combining their claims.
Make a table with: topic, what Source A says, what Source B says, agreement, disagreement, and missing information.
Use only the supplied text. Quote numbers and dates exactly. Mark unsupported conclusions as "Not stated".
Source A: [title, date and excerpt]
Source B: [title, date and excerpt]See a sample result
Illustrative example. Your answer may differ.
Source A says 120 people registered. Source B says 90 attended. Comparison: These figures measure different things. Registration and attendance should not be treated as the same number.
Before you use it: Confirm that both sources discuss the same place, period and measurement. A neat table can still hide an unfair comparison.