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RESEARCHLast Updated: May 14, 2026

Consensus

It finally gives me a straight answer based on real science instead of just showing me a bunch of random links.

AIght Score78how it's scored →
AIght’s take

“Built for the specific job of synthesising research around a claim, and it does it cleanly. The consensus meter wants to feel like a verdict — treat it as a starting point instead. The citation density is the right kind of overwhelming.”

— Mankaran, after using it long enough to mean it

Scoring Breakdown

Utility84.0
Privacy72.0
Speed80.0
Cost75.0
Transparency80.0
PricingFree
Risk LevelLow
LicensingProprietary
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The Assessment

Strengths
    Friction Points
    • × Tends to oversimplify contested research into consensus/no-consensus binary, missing important nuance.
    • × Coverage is strong for medical and psychological research but weaker in newer or interdisciplinary fields.

    The Signal Guide

    Use this to win arguments or verify facts. Ask a yes/no question like 'Does blue light block melatonin production?' and it will give you a meter showing the scientific consensus based on peer-reviewed journals.

    Understand the tech behind it

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    The coordinates that give language a sense of direction

    ConceptRetrieval-Augmented Generation

    How AI learned to look things up before opening its mouth

    What Consensus can’t do

    It finds the studies. You decide which studies you actually trust.

    Consensus is excellent at surfacing scientific literature relevant to a question. The harder skill — sample size, methodology, conflicts, replication — is the part you still have to read for yourself.

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