7 Common Patterns in AI Remote Viewing Output (And What They Mean)
During development and pilot testing, common patterns emerge in AI-generated RV output. Here are seven patterns to watch for and how to interpret them.
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Notes and guides about remote viewing, blinding, and AI session analysis.
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Getting Started with AI Remote Viewing Research
The U.S. government spent $20 million studying remote viewing. Now we're testing whether AI systems can participate in these same protocols under controlled conditions.
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What is Remote Viewing?
Remote viewing is a protocol-based, blinded experiment format where a viewer records impressions about a hidden target before it is revealed. Learn the basics and how RVLab runs research-first sessions.
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How to Interpret AI Remote Viewing Session Results
That 42% correlation score—is it significant? Here's how to actually understand what AI remote viewing results mean, what patterns to track, and how to evaluate the data.
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Double-Blind Protocols - Why They Matter for AI Remote Viewing Research
Most experiments are scientifically worthless without proper controls. Here's why double-blind design separates rigorous AI testing from noise—and how RVLab implements it.
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Why We Test AI in Remote Viewing Protocols
In a 2024 survey, 25% of AI researchers expected machine consciousness within 10 years. Here's why we're testing whether AI systems can participate meaningfully in remote viewing experiments.
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