Stop reports citing sources that do not exist.

AI writing tools invent references that look real. Checking every footnote by hand is slow, and a second AI checker fails in the same way as the first.

The problem

In October 2025 Deloitte partially refunded the Australian Government for a report that cost about $440,000. It cited academic work that does not exist and a court quote that was never said, and the errors were found by a researcher reading the footnotes. By July 2026 about 96 Australian court and tribunal matters had involved AI-invented citations or quotes. Fortune.

How Senua AI solves it

• It answers only from real sources. It answers from verified knowledge it holds, and shows the passage it relied on.
• It says "not found". When nothing stands behind a claim, it says so instead of inventing an answer.
• It runs inside your building. Draft reports and legal material stay on an ordinary computer, offline.

See it running: the demonstration. To check your own documents, talk to us.