Purpose and limits
For a professional decision, it helps to know what supports the answer, what is still missing and who can authorise action. We are developing Rabbit around these questions.
Why Rabbit?
Rabbit is intended to help refine questions that matter in a professional context. For a door replacement, these might concern the required specification, the reliability of a measurement or authority to approve a change.
It organises the available information so you can examine what is supported, what remains an assumption and what is still unknown. Conflicting documents need clarification.
The aim is to show which information supports the recommendation and which unknowns could change it. This lets you assess the reasoning and challenge the result.
Rabbit prepares an analysis and options for action. A person with the appropriate authority reviews the result and makes the decision.
Rabbit uses AI and can make mistakes, including generating information unsupported by the supplied material. Questions suited to the field and visible grounds for a recommendation do not guarantee accuracy.
The pilot explores whether this way of working helps reveal gaps and errors and prepare useful analyses. That is why we want critical feedback from reviewers.
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