Archive Briefing
About DeclassifyAI
DeclassifyAI discovers, organizes, analyzes, and explains officially released declassified government documents using AI — with every output grounded in verifiable official sources.
Our mission
The public record contains vast amounts of declassified material that is difficult to navigate. DeclassifyAI exists to make that material accessible, organized, and understandable — without replacing the original documents or inventing conclusions not supported by source text.
What we publish
Every story on this site is based on officially released declassified government documents. Summaries and analysis are assistive — the official source always remains the authority.
How it works
01
Scan official releases
We search authorized U.S. government sources for declassified records — prioritizing releases that remain the most complete and detailed, not just the easiest to find.
02
Prioritize clarity over gaps
Many declassified files are so heavily redacted that they leave too much to assumption. We focus on material that still supports clear, accountable conclusions.
03
Cross-reference the record
We line up documents against other official releases and reliable historical reporting so names, dates, and events align before anything is presented to you.
04
Explain with evidence
What you read is built from documented facts and linked sources — not opinion, speculation, or narrative filler between black bars.
Editorial standard
Published articles must cite an approved official government source URL, pass content-scope checks, and remain grounded in the source text. DeclassifyAI does not invent conclusions that the underlying record does not support.
About images on this site
Photos and graphics shown with articles or shared on social platforms may be added illustrations when the official release does not include usable imagery. They are not part of the originally released documents and are added by DeclassifyAI for substance. Always treat the linked government source as authoritative.