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The model gives each of the 12 answers on the die a probability, and together they add up to 100%. The orb shows the most likely one.
Ticks show the odds before your context.
It can only pick from these 12 answers. Spread-out odds keep the mist thick.
Probability is the share on this one answer. Confidence is how settled the odds are overall: all on one answer is high, spread across many is low.
A second question, answered on a 5-step scale.
A yes-or-no question about your question, answered as a probability.
Asked 3 times, with the answers shuffled each time. All 3 agreeing means it's steady.
Asked 3 times with the answers in a new order. Agreement means it's steady. Each ask answers every question at once, not word by word.
The model only gives odds. This page decides what to show.
Models can favor whatever's listed first, like the top of a menu. So the orb asks 3 times, shuffled, and averages. Tap an ask to see each one.
Your question goes in as state. The model fills in typed answers and nothing else.
A toy for trying a new kind of AI model. Instead of writing sentences, it picks from a fixed set of answers and gives each one odds.
The odds are pretend while a real model gets connected.
It's a toy. It won't give a fortune for health, safety, money or legal questions. Ask a real person you trust.
Right now, your questions never leave this page.
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