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Daniel Schultz

Daniel Schultz

2013-2014 Reynolds Fellow

  Nonresidential fellow
  Reynolds Journalism Institute
  Senior Software Engineer
  Internet Archive
  Brooklyn, New York

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Website: http://new.truthgoggl.es/submit/augment

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Member ID: 642

Group Title: Content providers

Join Date: June 16, 2015

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Last Visit: December 31, 1969

Last Activity: December 31, 1969

Total Entries: 2

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About Daniel Schultz

Dan Schultz is a senior software engineer at the Internet Archive and the creator of Truth Goggles, a real-time fact checker tool that provides “a credibility layer for the Internet.”

Schultz earned a master’s degree in media arts and sciences from the MIT Media Lab and was a 2012 Knight-Mozilla Fellow at the Boston Globe.

Schultz earned a bachelor’s degree in information systems and minored in computer science and mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University.

He resides in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife Lyla Duey and their pet cat. The couple loves traveling together when they have time. They also enjoy playing European board games together.

Daniel Schultz is the creator of Truth Goggles, a real-time fact checker tool that provides “a credibility layer for the Internet.” He was a 2013-2014 RJI Fellow.

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Truth Goggles: Creating a “credibility layer” for the Web

Schultz’s goal was to continue developing a real-time fact-checking tool (Truth Goggles) he created as part of his master’s thesis at the MIT Media Lab. Truth Goggles needs to be updated with credible, up-to-date, local information to move past prototype status.

Truth Goggles automatically identifies content on a person’s screen that has been fact checked by credible sources. It then helps guide the user through the process of thinking about that information more carefully. Schultz says it also has the potential to improve the quality of journalism by providing a “fact check” authorship tool similar to the ubiquitous “spell check.”

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