Claude built the site, it's obvious from the style.

Which is to say that anybody with a $200 subscription and access to Namecheap and Netlify could have built the site in one hour flat. There's no longer any need for an NGO, media nonprofit, or lobbying group to build such things; the effort required has been reduced to near-zero, so anybody can do it.

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afavour a day ago | parent | next [-]

> There's no longer any need for an NGO, media nonprofit, or lobbying group to build such things; the effort required has been reduced to near-zero

Right but actually creating the thing is only half the story. You need to fact check it (especially with LLMs) promote it, approach journalists to bring it to their attention, etc etc etc.

In many ways making a web site has always been the easy part.

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A_D_E_P_T a day ago | parent | next [-]

> You need to fact check it (especially with LLMs)

That's true... but with every day that passes it's increasingly less true. Today's best high-end LLMs are highly optimized towards fact checking themselves and each other. The winning move is to get a report from Claude and have both Kimi K3 and GPT-5.6-Pro adverserially review it. Then synthesize a fixed version with any one of them. Then adverserially review it again in incognito mode.

This sounds like a lot of work, but it takes literally two minutes of effort and it works amazingly well.

	▲	b112 a day ago \| parent [-]
		Every time I check facts with Claude, it looks at web pages to get stats! With no humans publishing semi reliable data, there is nothing for Claude to quote.

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gruez a day ago | parent | prev [-]

>promote it, approach journalists to bring it to their attention, etc etc etc.

Well it's not very hard these days with social media. All you need to do is post on HN with a compelling enough headline and people will upvote it even if it's AI slop.

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swingboy a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

And it doesn't look that great. The CSS is all fucked up for me the more you scroll down. No padding in most of the sections. Also, "modelled", lol. I guess that's Claude's British English at work again.

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Marsymars a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Yeah, I figured that it was LLM-build - which I'm generally okay with if there's someone willing to put their name to it so I can make my own determination about trust level.