How Synthesis checks its answers

Every AI assistant can be confidently wrong. Ask one a question that matters, about prices, a contract or a hire, and you get one answer, written with the same certainty whether it is right or not.

Synthesis is our answer to that. Here is what happens when you press the button.

Several assistants answer at once

Wolforia picks a few of the leading assistants, from different makers, and puts your question to all of them at the same time. Different makers train their assistants differently, so they tend to make different mistakes.

Evaluators read the answers blind

Independent evaluators then read every answer word for word, without knowing which assistant wrote which. The answers are relabelled and shuffled for each evaluator, so no one can favour a name they know.

A point survives only if most agree

Each evaluator reports what the answers agree on, where they disagree, and anything only one of them said. A Synthesizer combines those reports, and a point makes it into the verdict only when most of the evaluators made it.

You get what to do first

If you asked for advice, the verdict starts with what to do. Then come the points the answers agree on, with the names of the assistants behind each, and the places they differ, so you know what to check before you act.

It is still AI, and it can still be wrong. But a verdict that several independent answers support, and that tells you where they disagree, is a much better place to start than one confident reply.

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