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The unglamorous quality of being actually true, regardless of how confidently it was said.
means The degree to which a statement corresponds to reality rather than merely sounding plausible.
from From Latin factum, a thing done, plus the suffix -ity for the quality of; the term gained urgency in the AI era, where machines learned to be fluent long before they learned to be right.
AI metricNow a benchmark for grading chatbot honesty.
Not truthMeasures correspondence to facts, not deeper certainty.
SpectrumTreated as degrees, not a clean yes or no.