Rased Intelligence: conversational media research

A useful question starts with scope

State the topic, date range and what you want to learn. For example: “Find coverage of our initiative over the past month and summarize the main developments with source links.” Choose general research or search on X according to your needs and enabled service.

Structured results and follow-up questions

Organized results help you review stories and their sources alongside a written summary. Continue the conversation with a comparison or a report based on available results. For numerical questions, check duplicates, date ranges and source differences before treating figures as a final total.

Your files and project context

Attach supported files when they provide useful context for the request. Work remains connected to your project and account permissions. Only share data you are authorized to use, and review analytical outputs before relying on them in reports or decisions.

How to get started

1. Choose a research mode, date range and available processing level.
2. Write a specific request or attach a supported file when useful.
3. Review source links, then request the summary or analysis you need.

Common questions