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Parents often debate who their child resembles more, the mother or the father, but lack a definitive, objective way to settle this common family discussion.

Students and other debaters currently practice debate skills using traditional methods, like in-person group sessions, but these have several drawbacks, such as scheduling conflicts, limited feedback, and lack of personalized learning, which can hinder skill development. scheduling conflicts, limited feedback, lack of personalized learning

Users lack engaging and interactive ways to participate in debates on current topics. Traditional debate formats may not be accessible or stimulating enough for some individuals.

Users lack engaging platforms to practice critical thinking and debating skills with dynamic, intelligent opponents, relying on static materials or generic chatbots that lack interactive challenge and personality-driven discourse.

Users currently conduct manual investment research, which is time-consuming and challenging to synthesize diverse opinions.

Users often struggle to find platforms that facilitate meaningful debates on complex topics, lacking engaging, intellectual discussions that offer diverse perspectives.

Users struggle with decoding complex forms leading to time-consuming processes and potential errors in filling out documents.

Users engage in traditional debates without real-time interaction or objective evaluation. No structured scoring, reliance on human judgment, and lack of dynamic engagement.

Users struggle with AI-generated content that lacks human touch and readability

Users might struggle to engage in meaningful and interactive conversations, find AI tools, or streamline their day-to-day activities efficiently.