Improving AI Search to Reduce Hallucinations, Bias, and Memory Loss

Improving AI Search to Reduce Hallucinations, Bias, and Memory Loss – Feedback?

1 zyruh 0 8/12/2025, 12:01:13 AM

Like many here, I’m frustrated with AI search tools that make things up without clear citations, agree with everything instead of thinking critically, and forget context in longer projects.

I’ve teamed up with a small dev group to build an AI search tool with real-time fact-checking, credible sources, and persistent context. What features would matter most to you — and would you be interested in being added to the waitlist when it’s ready?

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Improving AI Search to Reduce Hallucinations, Bias, and Memory Loss – Feedback?

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