Clarity Room
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

Clarity Room — Turn difficult decisions into evidence, not just advice. People face important decisions about careers, businesses, relationships, and life transitions without knowing which assumptions are true. Traditional AI assistants can provide suggestions, but advice alone rarely resolves uncertainty or helps people learn from real-world outcomes. Clarity Room is a voice-enabled AI decision-experiment application that transforms a difficult decision into a structured, testable learning process. Using Meta Muse Spark, Clarity Room guides users through a complete decision cycle: 1. Capture the decision: Users describe a real dilemma through text or voice. 2. Build Decision Map v1: AI separates facts, assumptions, uncertainties, and trade-offs while grounding its analysis in the user's own statements. 3. Challenge assumptions: The system examines what might be missing or incorrectly assumed. 4. Design an experiment: Rather than pushing users toward an irreversible choice, AI proposes a small, practical, reversible action. 5. Lock a prediction: Users record what they expect before conducting the experiment, reducing hindsight bias. 6. Return with evidence: Users report what actually happened through a private return link. 7. Generate Decision Map v2: AI compares expectations with observations, identifies what changed, and highlights remaining uncertainties. For example, someone considering leaving a stable job to start a business can test customer demand before risking their financial security. The goal is not to replace human judgment. It is to make human judgment stronger through structured reasoning, evidence, and reflection. Clarity Room demonstrates how generative AI can evolve from providing one-time answers into supporting continuous, real-world learning.