Meet our AI GPT-based assistants that will help you navigate the future
Calvin
CAusal Links, Variables, INdicators
To assist you with indicators, variables, causal links, models, and graphs.
Kai
Knowledge And Imagination
To help you build scenarios and their narratives.
Regina
RElations, Geopolitics and INternational Assistant
To assist you with geopolitics, international relations, political science, etc.
Aria
Artificial RTAS Intelligent Assistant
And always our main assistant to answer your questions (bottom right hand corner)
Click on the AI assistant to discuss with it directly.
Please note that OpenAI GPT models used for the AIs are currently NOT able to browse the Internet.
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Tips: Try! The first 4 queries (across all our AI assistants) are complimentary.
For guests: In a chat (Aria, Calvin, Kai, Regina, Sphinx), 1 question and 1 answer = 2 queries. In a form (Pithia), one click on submit [red button] = 1 query.
For additional use, purchase credits access to our AIs. Existing users should log in to their account.
Get the most out of our AI chat assistants with these tips.
- Say “hello” when starting communicating with a chat AI assistant. Talk to the AI assistant as if it were a human being. Use please and thank you to create a positive interaction and build rapport.
- Every AI assistant has a unique personality and purpose. Treat them as individual entities responsible for their specific task.
- Use sentences and not just words. A chat AI assistant is not a search engine.
- Interact with the AI assistant, give feedback on its responses, express whether you find them convincing or not, and ask for more details or clarification. Share your thoughts. Keep the dialogue going and push for further explanation.
- Chat AI assistants understand natural language, but avoid complexity and jargon. Use clear and concise language to ensure accurate responses.
- To aid the AI assistant in giving helpful responses, give specific and relevant details, including context and reason for the question. This will help the AI assistant understand and provide an appropriate answer.
- If the answer does not appear logical, then try rephrasing your question… ask the AI assistant to help you in that matter.
Calvin
AI for indicators, variables, model and graph
Tips: Each AI assistant remembers your questions and its answers in a conversation. It also adds knowledge according to needs. However, the model currently limits the overall length authorized for one conversation. Thus, if you don’t want the AI being cut off in mid-sentence, and if you don’t need it to remember previous Q&A, think about clearing your conversation before starting a new one. Please, remember that clearing the conversation also means the AI will not remember past Q&A anymore.
Check our tips to maximise interactions with AI.
Find out the factors or rather variables that are key for your question. These variables and the causal links between them create the model (a graph) for your question.
They are also your indicators for your early warning question.
Our AI assistant helps you finding these indicators, variables and the causal links. You can ask the AI to detail further and further each variable. You can ask for help on one variable, or on many, or on causal links, according to your needs.
If you want to create a graph for your model with Gephi, ask the AI for a csv output once you are happy with the result, cut and paste into a spreadsheet and import into Gephi.
Ready for scenarios?
Need help on political science, geopolitics…?
Kai
AI for scenarios
Tips: Each AI assistant remembers your questions and its answers in a conversation. It also adds knowledge according to needs. However, the model currently limits the overall length authorized for one conversation. Thus, if you don’t want the AI being cut off in mid-sentence, and if you don’t need it to remember previous Q&A, think about clearing your conversation before starting a new one. Please, remember that clearing the conversation also means the AI will not remember past Q&A anymore.
Check our tips to maximise interactions with AI.
The AI assistant can help you creating narratives for a specific issue or question.
The AI assistant can handle narratives focused around one variable.
Beware, if you only provide the AI with a question, without a focus variable, for now, the AI only provides sample scenarios and narratives. Those scenarios are NOT a valid set of scenarios, as explained here.
We are trying to train it to make things more complex and critical for us, such as creating scenario trees for two variables and more, besides learning the key features of scenarios if we want them to be valid. Will it be possible or is AI still not developed enough for such tasks? The future will tell…
Back to variables?
Need help on political science, geopolitics…?
Regina
AI for geopolitics, international relations and political science
Tips: Each AI assistant remembers your questions and its answers in a conversation. It also adds knowledge according to needs. However, the model currently limits the overall length authorized for one conversation. Thus, if you don’t want the AI being cut off in mid-sentence, and if you don’t need it to remember previous Q&A, think about clearing your conversation before starting a new one. Please, remember that clearing the conversation also means the AI will not remember past Q&A anymore.
Check our tips to maximise interactions with AI.
Examples of interactions with Regina
User: Hello Regina, can you tell me more about Benedict Anderson’s Imagined Communities?
Certainly! Benedict Anderson’s “Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism” is a seminal work in the study of nationalism. Published in 1983, it explores the concept of the nation as a socio-cultural construct that is imagined by its members, rather than a natural or objective reality.
Anderson argues that the nation is an imagined community because it is made up of people who will never meet each other, yet they share a sense of common identity. This sense of identity is constructed through the use of symbols and narratives, such as flags, anthems, and historical accounts, that create a shared sense of history and culture.
According to Anderson, the rise of print capitalism in the 18th and 19th centuries played a crucial role in the development of the nation-state. Print capitalism created a common language, and the ability to disseminate information to large numbers of people, allowing for the creation of a shared national culture.
Overall, “Imagined Communities” has had a profound impact on the study of nationalism, and it is considered a classic in the field of political science.
User: Hello Regina, coud you rapidly explain what is totalitarianism?
Sure! Totalitarianism is a political system in which the state has absolute control over all aspects of society and individual life. This means that the government exercises complete control over the economy, media, education, religion, and other social institutions, as well as the lives of individual citizens. In a totalitarian system, there is no room for opposition or dissent, and the ruling party or individual maintains power through a combination of propaganda, surveillance, and repression. Some famous examples of totalitarian regimes include Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler and the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin.
User: Thank you :) We could argue that political system is not coterminous with government…
Yes, you’re right. A political system is not necessarily the same thing as a government. A political system refers to the set of institutions, rules, and practices that govern how a society is organized and how power is distributed among its members. This can include formal institutions like the government, as well as informal institutions like civil society organizations, interest groups, and community associations. In contrast, a government is the group of people or political party that holds power and is responsible for making decisions on behalf of the society. Governments are a part of the political system, but they are not the entire system.
