Chrome extension detects manipulation tactics in political videos in real time
inLie is a Chrome extension that analyzes political YouTube videos (debates, interviews, speeches) as they play, flagging rhetorical manipulation tactics like fear appeals, whataboutism, dodged questions, us-vs-them framing, self-contradictions, and unsourced statistics. It uses an LLM to detect these tactics, but verifies each flag against the transcript to prevent hallucination, showing the verbatim quote and a clickable timestamp. It solves the problem of real-time awareness of manipulation for viewers of political content.
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