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Superficial

Superficial is the audit layer for AI. It eliminates hallucinations and makes large language models reliable for high-stakes, real-world applications.
In regulated, high-risk environments, unverifiable AI outputs aren’t just inaccurate – they’re a liability. Superficial removes hallucinations with high precision claim extraction and verification. It is built for auditability, traceability and compliance.
Validated against Google DeepMind’s FACTS Benchmark, Superficial delivers:
- 99.5% one-shot factual accuracy across major models
- Enterprise controls to flag edge cases with precision
- Configurable workflows for complete hallucination elimination
Superficial works in real time. It:
- Extracts granular atomic claims from AI output
- Grounds each claim against public sources, private documents or internal databases
- Verifies claims using customised neurosymbolic reasoning
- Applies corrections and flags unverifiable content, with every change fully logged
The result is end-to-end provenance and source attribution for every model output – aligned with traceability, transparency and accountability principles in global regulations such as the EU AI Act.
Superficial is available via API, tailored enterprise offering and consumer web app. Its developer-first API supports training and production environments. It helps businesses verify AI-generated content and eliminate hallucinations with speed, scale and control.
The enterprise offering enables full hallucination elimination across organisations. It includes custom controls, SLAs and compliance-ready audit trails.
The web app allows users to eliminate hallucinations from any AI output. Corrections can be applied with no setup or integration required.
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|Large language models
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