Meet the jurors

Every juror is a whole life.

Synthetic jurors from counties across the country, and counting: new jurors join every time a county is built. Each one is built from their own county’s Census figures. Scroll as long as you like.

Every juror and portrait is AI-generated. None is a real person.

Not a prompt. A person.

No juror here is a line in a shared prompt. Each one is their own AI, with their own mind, memories and life.

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Their own AI agents

Every juror runs as four signed AI agents of their own: who they are, a private inner voice, short-term memory and long-term memory. No two jurors share a prompt.

2

A 13-layer cognitive loop

Thirteen layers in every juror, working together each time they think.

  • Core identity
  • Private cognitive loop
  • Short-term memory
  • Long-term memory
  • Emotional state
  • Stress response
  • Goals and fears
  • Social dynamics
  • Belief system
  • Biases
  • Communication style
  • Decision framework
  • Reflection and adaptation
3

Living their lives, day by day

Each juror lives in a simulation of their own county. Every day brings the county’s real weather and headlines. They think, sleep, dream and remember, and each morning their agents are signed again with what they now know.

4

Aware of the whole room

In deliberation each juror has the whole case, everything said so far and their own private first take. They answer each other by name and can change their minds. Your case never becomes part of their life memory.

Juror Builder · Enterprise

Build your own juror.

Match a juror questionnaire or a venire profile. Set their age, work, money, views and life story, and they join your county pool as a full juror: their own interview, portrait, memories, private thoughts and voice, and a life in the county. Custom jurors are yours alone.

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