Sentience vs Delphi
Should I use Sentience or Delphi?
Choose Sentience to make your digital self useful to you first. For one artist, it researched exhibitions that fit her work and brought submission deadlines into view. It can also help you revisit ideas, reflect and stay on top of messages. Delphi builds a digital mind from content you add and approve. Sentience learns from your conversations, documents and preferences. You choose when to share it with others.
At a glance
| Workflow | Sentience | Delphi |
|---|---|---|
| What it draws on | Connected messages, meetings and documents, plus what you tell it. | Content you add and approve, with source and topic controls. |
| Where people ask | Slack or a shared web link, when you enable sharing. | Delphi, website embeds, communities and other channels. |
| What you control | Where it answers and which topics, sources and instructions it uses there. | Public or private access, audience groups and collaborators. |
Come back to an idea with its history
Ask your Sentience to find an idea you discussed in a meeting or message thread. Revisit what you thought then, what you decided and what has changed. You can build on the conversation without remembering where every piece lives.
Your Sentience can use what it learns about you to find something new. For one artist, it researched exhibitions that fit her work and brought submission deadlines into view. That makes your digital self useful to you before you share it with anyone.
The best hire is another you
Your team asks you because you remember the conversation, the promise or the reason a plan changed. Give them a way to ask your Sentience when you are busy.
Connect your messages, meetings and documents. Your Sentience can look up what happened and answer colleagues where you enable sharing.
Put your everyday work within reach
Delphi lets experts and companies share a digital mind built from approved content. Applicable plans include website embeds, voice conversations, audience groups, conversation insights and actions such as booking a call.
Sentience draws on the work you connect. Choose it when colleagues need answers from conversations and commitments across those sources, without preparing another briefing.
Ask a question about your own work
Connect your email and calendar to get started, then add relevant messages, meeting notes or documents. Ask about a decision or idea you want to revisit. Once it is useful to you, choose whether to share your Sentience with people who ask about that work.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an audience to get value from a digital twin?
No. Your Sentience is useful to you from the start: write in your voice, think through an idea, prepare for a conversation or remember an earlier conclusion. You can keep it for yourself or share it when clients, collaborators or teammates need your input.
What can I teach Sentience if I have never published anything?
Sentience starts with your email and calendar, which are required to provide the service. You can add notes and recordings, explain a decision or talk through a problem. Your own communication gives it something to learn from, including your writing and the relationships behind it. You do not need a library of public content.
Can people ask my Sentience why I made a particular decision?
Yes, if you have given it the reasoning and enabled the relevant sources for sharing. A colleague could ask why you changed a plan or made an exception for a customer. When a question needs a new call from you, your Sentience can bring the request back.
Start with something on your mind
Connect your email and calendar to get started. Sentience uses them to show you what needs your attention, prepare you for meetings and draft replies in your voice. Bring an idea, ask a question or record your thoughts. Share your Sentience when others need answers too.