THE FRAME
Recorded demonstrations · No live AI

Making prescriptive claims visible, testable and debatable

From a statement
to a structural analysis.

Two interactive demonstrations follow the same documented case: first clarify what a claim says, then examine the relationships between its elements, principles and declared positions.

The starting statement

“Government should require media platforms to be transparent about their algorithm”

01 / CLARIFY THE CLAIM

Statement Normalizer

Follow the decomposition, user corrections and re-analysis. Changing one field can change the recorded status of another, even when its text stays the same.

Watch ambiguity reopen, then see explicit status restored in the recorded run.
Open the Normalizer
02 / EXAMINE COHERENCE

Statement Analyzer

Continue with the same Facebook case. Inspect the eight principles, three position revealers, coherence analysis and final deviation map shown in the source demonstration.

The handoff view makes wording differences between the two recorded inputs visible.
Open the Analyzer