Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how people create, communicate, and consume information. But as the use of generative tools increases, they lower the barrier to misinformation, manipulation, and low-intent content. Social media feeds that once promised connection are now saturated with automated posts, synthetic media, and viral claims that travel faster than they can be verified.
The danger isn’t AI itself — it’s AI without guardrails.
That’s where a new wave of “AI for social good” platforms is emerging, designed not to replace human connection but to protect and strengthen it. Meet Gigaverse, a participatory social video platform built around a clear goal: AI should strengthen communities, not exploit them. The platform embeds AI directly into live conversations to support truth, transparency, and constructive participation.
At the center of its model is real-time AI-supported fact-checking. As discussions unfold, Gigaverse’s system identifies factual claims and surfaces relevant context, credible sources, and probability signals directly within the live experience. Rather than relying on post-hoc moderation, the platform introduces what it describes as a “truth layer” during the conversation itself.
Designed to augment, not replace human judgement
This approach changes the dynamics of online discourse. Participants are equipped with shared information that allows them to reason together for more engaging conversations. By embedding verification into the moment when statements are made, Gigaverse aims to reduce harm online before it spreads.
Gigaverse’s AI is designed to augment, not replace human judgment. Sources are visible to all participants in real time. Community members can challenge and refine the information presented. This transparency avoids the “black box” moderation model that has drawn criticism across the industry and instead promotes digital literacy and collective reasoning.
Building tools to make conversations deeper, safer and more meaningful
Fact-checking is only part of the equation at Gigaverse. Aviad Rozenhek, Co-Founder at Gigaverse shares “We’re building tools that make conversations deeper, safer, and more meaningful, not louder. Our AI listens to every voice in a live conversation and surfaces the most thoughtful questions or reactions, helping real human moments stand out.”
Gigaverse is structured around what it calls a participation economy rather than an attention economy. On traditional platforms, value accrues to those who generate the most engagement, regardless of quality. Gigaverse uses AI to surface thoughtful questions, highlight meaningful contributions, and reward users who show up authentically. The system is designed to create reputational and economic incentives for constructive dialogue, accuracy, and nuance.
AI listens to live discussions and helps ensure that high-quality participation stands out. Toxicity is identified quickly, creating safer environments for activists, parents, creators, and community leaders to engage without fear of harassment overwhelming the conversation.
The broader vision is clear: reposition AI as civic infrastructure rather than a growth hack
As trust in online information continues to dwindle, platforms face continued pressure to demonstrate responsibility in how AI is deployed. Gigaverse offers a model that allows artificial intelligence to strengthen truth at the moment it matters most, during live human interaction while preserving open dialogue.
By integrating real-time verification, transparent systems, and incentives for authentic participation, Gigaverse is working to rebuild the foundations of digital community around trust, accountability, and shared understanding.
