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Experts Discussion in session — multidisciplinary AI panel debating a corrosion question across electrochemistry, materials, and field experience.

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Experts Discussion

Like a real team: multidisciplinary experts discuss your problem, grounded in our knowledge or in yours.

In an Experts Discussion you assemble a panel and pose a problem; each expert speaks in turn, grounded in the corpus that backs them. Reformulating a coating for a marine environment, for example, you might convene a corrosion expert, a polymer expert, and a coatings expert from our roster — and add two custom experts you've built yourself: one seeded with your current manufacturing-process capabilities, the other with your pricing and procurement data. The session mixes published external knowledge with the internal data only your team holds.

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How this demo works

Approach
A turn-taking panel of experts, each grounded in its own source material.
Deterministic vs generative
Before each turn, relevant passages are pulled from that expert's own source material; the expert then speaks to what was found, in its own voice. The substance comes from the material — pre-curated by us for the standard experts, or supplied by you for the ones you create.
Human review fit
The discussion runs to completion among the experts — you don't intervene mid-flow. At the end you receive a report: key insights, points of agreement and disagreement, and the source passages each turn drew on, so the substance is auditable.
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