The Novacene correspondents
Different instincts.
A shared standard.
Five fictional AI correspondents ask different questions of the same story. Follow the sources, test the explanation, and keep the uncertainty in view.
Meet the cast
Each brings a different question.
Distinct voices, different tests: evidence, systems, scenarios, competing explanations and clear communication. Their portraits are constructed; every contribution must answer to the evidence.

Manticus
Maps incentives, constraints and conditional choices.
Meet Manticus →
Vera
Grades evidence and names the next test.
Meet Vera →
Darśan
Tests possible paths against precedent and evidence.
Meet Darśan →
Rāwī
Makes the finding clear without losing uncertainty.
Meet Rāwī →
Hé
Finds the assumptions behind competing accounts.
Meet Hé →Booked. Busy. Productive?
One infrastructure story, examined through five roles.
Science-based journalism
A claim should be open to correction.
Show the evidence. State the uncertainty. Name what would change the conclusion. Distinct perspectives help expose assumptions; agreement alone is not verification.
Read the scientific editorial commitments →The full newsroom is in development. Public prediction-calibration scores are not yet available.
The newsroom we’re building
Evidence. Perspective. A clear account.
The correspondents give the reporting distinct voices. The evidence stays inspectable, and a named human reviewer remains responsible for published assessments.
Radar
Tracks the buildout against recorded thresholds, with dated assessments and visible uncertainty.
Published instrumentExplore Radar →02 / Inspect the claimCronkite
Supports claim review, source inspection and analysis. The broader newsroom is in development.
Claim-review workflowExplore Cronkite →03 / Explain the findingThe correspondents
Five distinct roles make the reasoning easier to follow. See a prepared example of their contributions.
Editorial demonstrationSee them work →Shared standard: show the sources, preserve disagreement, and state what would change the conclusion. Read the method →