One question.
A whole debate.
Bring a team of AI experts together to discuss, challenge, and dig deeper. From a starting idea, discover arguments, trade-offs, and directions you may not have considered.
Choose your experts. Ask a question. Join the conversation.
Different perspectives at one table. You steer the question.
Could a coffee shop without Wi-Fi succeed?
SciencePerspective
Start with the need. Do people come to work, connect, or take a break? The same choice could attract one group and turn another away.
StrategyPerspective
Choose a clear audience first. If the promise is a space for conversation, everything from seating to service should support that promise.
Critical thinkingChallenge
But removing Wi-Fi may not create conversation. Try a few time slots first, observe return visits, and ask what people actually value.
AI judge · Synthesis
Common ground: choose the right audience and test on a small scale. Next question: what experience would make people want to return?
Ideas get challenged. Perspectives get wider.
The experts do more than take turns answering. They read one another’s arguments, challenge them, and refine their positions through each round.
- 1
Opening
Each expert develops an independent argument about the same question.
- 2
Rebuttal
The different positions engage and challenge one another.
- 3
Deep rebuttal
Assumptions and disagreements receive closer examination.
- 4
Closing
Each expert refines their position after the exchange.
- 5
Synthesis
The judge brings together agreement, differences, and the next questions.
There is always a place for your voice.
Add context, ask questions, or pause to think. After the synthesis, share your feedback and start another round of discussion.
The right question. The right team.
Combine different ways of thinking for your topic. Each expert brings a clear role to the debate.
Add a perspective of your own
Give your expert a name, a role, and a personality — then invite them into the room alongside the existing experts.
- Name
- Alex · Product expert
- Perspective
- Prioritize user needs, ask specific questions, and communicate concisely.
Science
Hypotheses and evidence
Evidence checking
Sources and assumptions
Psychology
Motives and cognitive biases
Strategy
Goals and trade-offs
Critical thinking
Weak points and counterexamples
Economics & behavior
Costs and incentives
People & society
Needs and social impact
Data analysis
Variables and measurements
Safety
Risks and safeguards
Scenario planning
Uncertainty and early signals
Before you begin
What topic should I start with?
Try a decision you are considering, an idea that needs a challenge, or a hypothesis you want to understand. Add your goal and context to give the experts a shared starting point.
Can I participate instead of just reading?
Yes. Share ideas and questions in the room, pause, or resume. The synthesis can become the starting point for your next round of conversation.
How do I create my own expert?
Sign in, open the room creation flow, and choose “Create your own expert”. Add a name, role, and description of their thinking style or personality; the new expert becomes available in your selection.
What is on your mind?
Bring that question to the room. Let the conversation unfold.