About Synthetic Individuals
Inspect and interact with a modelled person while keeping their source and limitations clear.
このページの翻訳はまだありません。英語の原文を表示しています。
A Synthetic Individual is a modelled person with an identity, background and perspective. Inspect an available individual and use direct chat to explore reasoning beyond a group summary.
Example individual
Find the right individual detail
Check identity and background before interpreting a response.
Individual versus audience
An audience defines a population or segment. A respondent participates in a particular run. An individual profile offers one concrete perspective; it does not prove a real person would answer the same way.
You do not need to create individuals manually before using an available audience in New Task.
What to inspect
Read identity, narrative, personality, values, behavior, communication and knowledge boundaries. Profiles differ by source and generation path; not every individual has identical depth or a populated Reflections tab.
Distinguish source-grounded details from modelled elaboration. A plausible story or confident voice does not make an inferred detail an observed fact.
Next steps
- Read the profile.
- Chat to explore a perspective.
- Connect knowledge.
- Connect skills.
- Inspect memory where available.
For group research, choose a method. For source-specific creation, see Individual sources.