Consensus: The Antidote to AI Hallucinations

The biggest problem with the current generation of AI models is that they are extremely confident liars. If you are doing serious market research, drafting a policy, or looking for medical insights, asking ChatGPT to summarize a topic is playing Russian roulette with your credibility. It will hallucinate facts and invent sources just to please you.

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We need tools that separate fact from algorithmically generated fiction. Consensus is an AI search engine that doesn't just scrape the web; it searches exclusively through peer-reviewed, published scientific papers. It is the tool I use when the stakes are high and "mostly correct" isn't good enough.

• No Hallucinated Sources: Every single claim Consensus makes is tied directly to a real, citable scientific paper. If the research doesn't exist, Consensus won't invent it.
• The 'Consensus Meter': When you ask a yes/no question (e.g., "Does intermittent fasting improve focus?"), it analyzes the bulk of the available literature and gives you a visual breakdown of where the scientific community stands.
• Synthesis Without the Spin: It strips away the academic jargon and gives you the core findings, allowing you to process heavy research papers in minutes rather than hours.