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How does ReKid answer a question?
A question first passes a safety gate, then a model writes the answer, and then a second, stronger model checks that answer.
When you send a question, a few steps run one after another.
First the safety gate: the question is checked before it reaches a model. Questions on topics that are not right for children are stopped here and never reach a model.
Then the question is understood: if it is unclear, the system offers you clearer options.
Then the answer is written: a model prepares it in language that suits your reading age.
Then the links are checked: every page that might be suggested is opened and checked. Dead or unreachable pages are dropped.
Last comes the review: a second, stronger model reads the answer. If it finds anything wrong or not right for your age, the answer is not published.
Quick facts
- A question passes a safety gate before it reaches a model.
- The model that writes the answer and the model that checks it are different.
- If the review cannot run, the answer is not published.
- Every suggested link is opened and checked first.
- An answer holds at most five links.
Check what you remember
3 questions — all of them come from the quick facts above. There is no score and no wrong turn.
1. What happens before a question reaches a model?
2. Are the writing model and the checking model the same?
3. How many links can an answer hold at most?
ReKid™ is not just a search
- The answer to the question is checked for accuracy before it is shown
- An age-appropriate explanation of the topic, written to be read
- A set of short facts about the topic
- A set of short facts on subjects connected to the topic
- A short quiz built from the topic, the facts and the connected facts
- Up to five safe recommended links about the topic
- PDF export, and every topic searched is kept
- Everything from earlier keys carries over to a new key, complete
- No advertising
- No tracking
- A knowledge support set that needs no personal account