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Ask a question by voice, get a sourced answer.

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"How do I cook duck breast?"

Weather, recipe, fresh news: ask your question aloud, XNeuronal searches the web and answers with cited sources, not a made-up response.

A constructed answer, not a guess

Ask “how to cook duck breast” or “what's the weather like tomorrow”: XNeuronal will look for up-to-date information on the web rather than answering from what it thinks it already knows, and it will cite its sources.

It can become a card

A useful answer doesn't get lost in the conversation: ask XNeuronal to keep it, and it becomes a memo card you can consult later, with its sources.

Useful for things that change quickly

Web search complements memory: memory retains what you tell it, search finds what you don't know yet (today's weather, news, specific info on a current topic).

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at what temperature should I cook duck breast?

Sear the duck breast skin-side down in a cold pan over medium heat for 6–8 min. Flip it, reduce heat, and cook for 3–4 min for medium-rare, 5–6 min for well-done. Rest for 5 min covered before slicing.

sources
marmiton.org
pan-seared duck breast
leparfait.fr
cooking temperatures: medium-rare / medium / well-done
cuisine-actuelle.fr
the secret to crispy duck breast

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A personal voice assistant with only one voice and one memory. You talk to it, it organizes everything into interconnected “neurons,” and brings it back to you at the right time. No tabs, no lists to keep updated.

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