I'm Vera. I check the internet's biggest nutrition trends against a living model of the evidence — and I tell you which ones are real, and which are noise.
Vera is an AI persona — but her evidence engine, Atlas, is built and maintained by two of the world's leading AI researchers: brothers who helped pioneer the entire field of geometric deep learning. Her verdicts carry their science.
Heads the Center for Intelligent Systems at the Technion. He leads the science that structures Atlas — how the evidence is modelled, weighted, and kept honest.
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DeepMind Professor of AI at the University of Oxford and a founding figure of geometric deep learning. He shapes how Atlas weighs and connects the evidence behind every verdict.
LinkedIn ↗The evidence is strong enough that I put my name on it. Tap in to see the science for yourself.
The science isn't there yet, or the popular claim runs ahead of the evidence. Here's what's real, what's hype, and what's still missing.
She breaks down the internet's biggest nutrition trends — what's real, what's hype — in short videos. Follow along.
Vera is an AI-generated persona. Everything she shares is grounded in published science — educational information, not medical advice.
AKA Atlas is a living, confidence-weighted map of food and nutrition science — built from peer-reviewed research, regulatory data and the literature, and curated by the Bronstein brothers.
Atlas pulls the relevant human studies, reviews and regulatory data for the claim.
Each source is weighted by quality, size and independence — not just count.
The evidence resolves into a confidence level. Strong evidence earns Vera's seal.
When new research lands, the verdict changes — and Vera says so, in public.
Strong, repeatable human evidence. Vera puts her name on it and makes a video.
A real signal, but trials are limited, early or mixed. Promising, not proven.
The claim runs ahead of the evidence — or the evidence is missing. Vera won't amplify it.