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Hallucination Detection

Hallucination detection for brands means checking AI claims about your company against verified facts. This page explains the technique.

This capability was part of the paid AEO Platform product, which closed on 2026-10-02. It is not available. This page explains the technique for reference.

Quick answer
AI engines hallucinate. They confidently state incorrect pricing, attribute features to the wrong product, invent partnerships that do not exist, and describe capabilities your product has never had. For brands these errors mislead buyers, damage credibility, and can create legal exposure when the claims relate to compliance, certifications, or security.
How it works

Hallucination Detection in detail

You start by building a ground-truth profile for your brand. A structured document covers common hallucination targets: product features, pricing, integrations, team size, founding year, certifications, and customer claims. Add custom fact fields for industry-specific information.

Next, you collect AI answers about your brand, either by hand or with a monitoring workflow, and extract the factual claims. Each claim is compared with the ground-truth profile. Semantic matching catches paraphrased errors that exact string matching misses, for example an engine saying "free plan available" when your ground truth says there is no free plan.

Each error can then be classified by severity (critical, moderate, minor), by type (pricing error, feature misattribution, outdated information, fabricated claim), and by reach (how many engines repeat it). Typical fixes are a clear pricing or FAQ page, updated structured data, and updated third-party profiles.

Benefits

Why Hallucination Detection matters

1

Catch incorrect pricing, feature, and partnership claims before they mislead buyers

2

Maintain a ground-truth profile that serves as the authoritative source of brand facts

3

Prioritise corrections by severity and cross-engine reach

4

Reduce legal and compliance risk from AI-generated misinformation

5

Track whether corrective content changes what engines say

Use cases

When to use Hallucination Detection

A SaaS company finds that ChatGPT claims it offers a free tier when none exists, and publishes a pricing FAQ to correct the record.
A healthcare company finds an AI engine attributing a certification it does not hold and escalates to compliance.
A fintech brand finds that Perplexity cites an outdated funding amount and updates its press page with current figures.
FAQ

Hallucination Detection FAQ

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