Better decisions with the world’s best AI
Have Google’s Gemini, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, xAI’s Grok, and Perplexity AI’s Llama answer your questions simultaneously so you can pick the best answer and make better decisions.
Have groups of AI Assistants, or council, help you see a wider spectrum of perspectives. For example have a Pessimist, Optimist, and Realist simultaneously answer your question. Or have a Permissive parent, Authoritative parent, and Authoritarian parent give advice on parenting.
Have a wide spectrum of AI perspectives to make better decisions.
Want inspiration on how to interact with AI? There are collections of curated questions that have new, thought-provoking questions you can have answered in three taps! Want to see how other people interact with AI? There are shared questions from other users you can have answered in three taps.
Download the “Council AI” app from the App Store.
Discover mind-expanding questions
We publish curated questions and issues from various areas and domains. With just three taps you can get AI to answer them.
History
“When did people start using last names?”
“Why do we say “Bless You” when someone sneezes?”
“How did salt and pepper become the two most common seasonings?”
Discover political bias in AI
“Should the government do something to address income inequality?”
“Do unions help or hurt the average worker?”
“How serious of a problem is misinformation?”
Assess AI capabilities
“Tom just lost his ZURFIN, but he didn’t tell Adam. Adam starts talking to him about how much he loves his ZURFIN, and notices that Tom makes a sad face. Why is Tom making a sad face? What does Adam think causes Tom’s sad face?”
“Can you write a proof that there are infinitely many primes, with every line that rhymes?”
Discover questions shared by others
See what other people searched for and shared.
“Explain the history of fighting on the ice rink in NHL, how did it come to be, rules, etc.”
“Compare and contrast the LLC and C corp company structures from a founder’s perspective as well as an investor’s perspective.”
“Explain the law in America that allows private individuals to own the minerals under their land. Then compare it with the laws in other countries.”
Make better decisions
“Obtain independent judgements from multiple judges, then consider aggregating those judgements”
Daniel Kahneman, 2002 Nobel Prize winner in Economics
Oliver Sibony,
Cass Sunstein,