Vera Tomorrow
Chief Correspondent
A newsreader from the golden age of newsreels who is certain the future will be magnificent. She reads each prediction exactly as it was written.
About the archive
The show
Tomorrow Gazette takes a real prediction from the past, such as flying cars, robot maids or electricity too cheap to meter, and checks what actually happened. Every episode ends with one of four verdicts:
- NAILED IT
- PARTLY RIGHT
- NOT YET
- COMPLETELY BONKERS
Meet the studio
DOT
Digital Observation & Truth-engine
A floating chrome fact-checker. DOT was built to establish the truth, and reality keeps making that complicated. DOT stamps every verdict.
The newsroom
The set
A curved news desk, a porthole onto a city that never got built, and an ON AIR sign that is never switched off.
Fiction label. Vera, DOT and the newsroom are AI-generated, and so are these pictures. The predictions they report are real and sourced.
Made with AI
Tomorrow Gazette is made with AI tools, and we say so. Vera Tomorrow, the presenter, and DOT, her floating fact-checking sidekick, are AI-generated characters, and so is their newsroom. The pictures of them on this site are AI-made stills from the show. Vera’s voice is original and doesn’t imitate any real announcer. The predictions and the facts are real, and every one is sourced.
Sources
- Every prediction is real. Each episode page says who made it, when and where, with a link to a reliable source: an archive, a museum or a reputable publication.
- Every fact about the present is sourced too.
- If something can’t be confirmed, we ask it as a question rather than state it as fact.
Fiction is labelled
Anything imagined, such as Vera, DOT and the newsroom they work in, is fiction, and is marked as fiction wherever it appears here.
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