The short answer

AI can help organize your practice notes or suggest questions for a review, but its interpretation is not proof that a hidden target was perceived. Do not use an AI-generated match score as a validated measure of remote-viewing ability. Preserve your original notes and make your own comparison first.

Give it a narrow task

A useful request is: “Separate these original notes into descriptions, interpretations, and unclear statements. Do not add details.” Compare the output with your words and correct any changes. This task organizes a record; it does not decide whether the record came from a target, memory, chance, or imagination. Use only information you are comfortable sharing with the service.

Review before asking for an interpretation

Write your own matches, mismatches, and unclear details first. If you then ask a tool for a second review, require it to cite the exact original phrase for each proposed match. Reject suggestions that depend on words you never wrote. Do not let a fluent explanation replace the evidence on your page.

Why a percentage can mislead

A tool might output “80% match” without a defined scoring method or a meaningful comparison baseline. A precise-looking number is not automatically an objective measurement. Ask which observations were counted, which were excluded, and how contradictions affected the result. If those rules were not set beforehand, label the output informal commentary rather than a test result.

Keep the answer out of the recording stage

Do not ask an assistant to describe a target before you make your own notes. That would provide information about the answer and change the task. For a low-stakes exercise, use a hidden picture, preserve your response, reveal it, and then review. The feedback reflection offers a structured way to examine that last step.

Does Intuisity certify AI-scored remote viewing?

No claim of certification is made here. Intuisity offers recreational practice and reflection. This guide describes an optional use of external AI tools, not a built-in AI scoring feature. Keep personal names, private experiences, and sensitive information out of anything you submit to an external service.

Continue with Intuisity

Try the Remote Viewing Challenge. Record an impression, reveal the picture, and review it honestly. Web games are free to play; a free account is needed to access Progress Reports.