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Get a second opinion on any ChatGPT answer: 5 AIs check the facts on the web and show what to fix, with sources. Get a second opinion on any ChatGPT answer from five AIs. Not sure an answer is right? Click "Kickaround this answer" under it. About a minute later, right under the answer, you get what to fix, with sources, and a corrected version. One more click puts the fixes in ChatGPT's message box. You never leave the chat. Five AIs (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and Muse) read the answer, check the facts on the web, and the count decides: • "4 of 5: mostly right, 2 fixes", green when it holds up, red when it's wrong • Fix: what's wrong or missing, numbered and specific • Evidence: the sources, with their site • Ask ChatGPT to fix it: the fixes go into your message box, ready to send • Revised answer: the whole answer as it should have been, one tap away • Who disagreed, and the full discussion on Kickaround How it works: 1. Click "Kickaround this answer" in the answer's action row. 2. The first time, continue with Google to connect your Kickaround account. Your check starts by itself. 3. Keep chatting. The result shows up under the answer. Your first check is free. Answers you've checked keep a "Checked ✓" mark. The card follows ChatGPT's light or dark mode. Privacy: the extension reads nothing until you click. Then it sends Kickaround only that question and that answer. No ads, no trackers. Works on chatgpt.com. Kickaround is not affiliated with OpenAI.
Oct 26, 2026
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