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I’m the founder/builder of OnTheRice, an AI-assisted consumer-intelligence website. The problem I’m working on is the gap between reading a headline and knowing what to check next. The site connects world events, research and market developments into plain-English Signals across General, Investments, Singapore, Social Media and Technology. Each Signal links its sources, explains the connection and possible consequences, then states uncertainty and a next check. Some include testable forecasts and recorded outcomes; these are not guarantees. For example, one current Signal connects Singapore’s port automation with workers’ journeys to Tuas. Transport support already exists, and rapid buses remain under study. The practical check is whether a named route fits real shift times, rather than assuming a staffing shortage. https://ontherice.org/signals/PDF-3974fb44708e18c50d0095e0-07/ You can explore at https://ontherice.org and inspect the method at https://ontherice.org/how-otr-works/ . SEE THE WORLD EARLY. is the aim; showing the limits is part of the product. For fellow builders: after opening one Signal, can you tell which statements come from a source and which are our interpretation? What would make that distinction clearer on a first visit?   submitted by   /u/Difficult-Angle-4715 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 18:57:26