About the GAB dataset
Gabriel is an open-source investigation graph in which every claim carries its source. The GAB dataset is the public release of that graph: entities (people, companies, vessels, places), the relations between them and the claims that state them, each with a label that tells who decided it and the documents that state it.
The project has two layers. An AI agent reads public documents and writes only proposals. A proposal becomes evidence only when a named rule accepts it or when the analyst decides it. The label on each claim tells which of the two happened.
What the data covers
The release holds sanctions, trade, shipping and ownership facts about the Russian economy and the nodes that sustain it. A claim tells what its sources say. It is not proof. Keep the label of a claim when you copy it.
Where to read more
- Method: the evidence standard, the labels and the limits.
- AI use: the licence and how to cite a claim.
- Source code: the application and the tools, under the MIT licence.
- Contact: how to report an error or to ask for a reply.