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Compare three AI answers without knowing their origin
The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie
The novel is included and revealed chapter by chapter. No invitation is required, and no account, real name or email address is requested.
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Evaluate three answers, blind
This study compares three ways of helping an AI model reason about a long narrative. We are evaluating the answers, not your literary knowledge.
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Read the supplied novel
The Book button opens the chapters currently allowed, with full-text search. The study uses a pseudonymized edition of The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie.
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Evaluate A, B and C independently
Check every answer against the text available at that checkpoint. Do not try to guess which system produced it.
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Score four dimensions
Factual support out of 4, then uncertainty, chronology and usefulness out of 2.
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Confirm and continue
The checkpoint is then locked and the next group of chapters becomes available.
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Answers are shuffled differently across readers. The full journey contains seven checkpoints and takes roughly 4 to 6 hours including reading, spread across as many sessions as you need. Please complete only one evaluation per person. Two completed readers are enough for the first comparison; every additional reader strengthens the evidence.
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