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HypothesisThe state should not have to wait until someone picks up a gun if there is credible evidence that they are actively helping an armed movement survive or rebuild.
Prism is an AI research agent that explores the web, discovers diverse perspectives, retrieves supporting evidence, and recommends the strongest arguments.
Prism
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Live claim from the knowledge base — research agent not run in this build.
The state should not have to wait until someone picks up a gun if there is credible evidence that they are actively helping an armed movement survive or rebuild.
If the government cannot clearly define who qualifies as a “dimagi Naxal”, the label can be used against people for their political beliefs rather than for anything illegal they have actually done.
In his Independence Day speech on 15 August 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi distinguished armed Naxals from what he called “dimagi Naxals”—people he said continue to hold Maoist ideology and could help revive violence and disorder.
How It Works
Spectrum stages map the research process—from hypothesis to verified insight—without hiding the trail.
Submit a claim or question. Prism treats it as a hypothesis to test—not a prompt to flatter.
The agent searches the web across viewpoints, collecting citations, related claims, and primary evidence.
Raw information is refracted into supporting, opposing, and neutral threads with transparent reasoning.
You see the strongest arguments on each side—evidence first—before deciding what you believe.
Features
Every claim is explored from supporting and opposing angles before synthesis.
Sources stay attached to claims so you can inspect the trail, not just the summary.
Prism surfaces how conclusions were formed—no black-box “trust me” answers.
Watch research stages unfold: hypothesis, discovery, synthesis, and verification.
Domain tags and metadata keep complex threads scannable during deep reading.
Powers balanced claim cards with curated arguments for and against each claim.