The signal fire on the headland has gone out, and you row round to keep it lit for ten days. Ada holds the lighthouse. Before you go, tell her what she can decide alone.
About 5 minutes, or 3 in express. No score, no right answer.
You keep a lighthouse on a rock a mile off the coast. Ada is your deputy, Nell helps, and Oskar cooks. The signal fire on the far headland has gone out, and you row round to keep it burning for ten days.
Before you go, you give Ada standing orders for five kinds of decision: food and supplies, safety and the light, people, money and trade, and what to tell others. While you are away, Finn rows round the point with Ada's questions. You can answer, let Ada decide that one, or tell her to stop asking about that kind of thing. Every question you answer costs you a day at the fire.
When you come back, you see what Ada decided alone, and say which ones you would have wanted to be asked about.
A statistical model reads every choice with one idea: for each kind of decision there are stakes, counted in days, above which you want to be asked. It picks each question to learn the most about you, and tells you where your line is and how sure it is. Nothing is a test. Sanctity AI does not judge any answer. The profile describes your choices here, not you.
The people are by Quaternius (CC0). The world map is drawn from Natural Earth (public domain).
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