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How Dive Deeper Surfaces Key Findings
Right after the executive summary, Dive Deeper lists the most important individual facts of a story as a scannable, cited list.
By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on
Facts, not narrative
While the executive summary reads as prose, key findings are deliberately list-formatted — four to seven standalone facts that matter most, each easy to scan independently of the others.
Chosen for importance, not order of discovery
The AI is instructed to select the facts that matter most to understanding the story, not simply the first few things the sources happened to mention. A minor detail from a prominent source is left out in favor of a major development from a smaller one.
Each finding is individually cited
Every bullet carries its own citation number or numbers, so a single list of findings can draw from several different sources without losing traceability for any one fact.
A good entry point for skimmers
Because it is scannable rather than narrative, this section works well if you are deciding whether to commit to reading the full report — a fast way to judge whether the story is as significant as the headline suggested.
Key takeaways
- ✓Key findings are a scannable list of the four to seven most important facts, not a narrative.
- ✓Findings are selected for importance, not simply for being mentioned first.
- ✓Each finding carries its own citation, independent of the others.
Frequently asked questions
Why is this a list instead of a paragraph like the summary?
A list is easier to scan when you want isolated facts rather than a connected narrative — the executive summary handles the narrative version, and key findings handles the scannable one.
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