Trailer · how we make research reports
The Prism
A deep research report starts as a question. Fleets of AI agents read the literature, and every claim they bring back is traced to the source it came from, down to the page or the table cell. What returns is not a wall of text: it is a report with chapters, films and narration, that you can skim, read, or go deep into.
The trailer is built from two of the lab's own reports. Every reference on screen is a real one.
The point of the format is that nothing has to be taken on trust: each number on screen opens onto the source it came from.
Made in the Landau Lab, November 2026.
What is on screen
Sources
- The report pages, chapter films and narration are from two of the lab's own research reports, The Estrogen Signal and Ketamine Trials, Traced. Neither report is published yet; the trailer shows how they are built, not what they found.
- Mosconi et al. 2024, Scientific Reports — the citation that opens on screen when a claim is traced to its source.
- Naudet et al. 2025, a published meta-analysis of ketamine in depression: all 30 of its numbers were reproduced exactly from the trial database, which is what the "30 of 30" and the −2.94 effect size refer to.
- The trial identifiers and DOIs that stream past are real records from ClinicalTrials.gov and the published literature.
- Music: F1 Indie Electronic, generated with Suno. Narration is by the two reports' own narrators.
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