AMRRA

One of the biggest challenges in modern research is dealing with information overload. Analysts, researchers, and organizations often need to process vast amounts of unstructured data—ranging from academic papers and PDFs to dynamic web content. Manually filtering, extracting, and validating insights is time-consuming, prone to bias, and difficult to scale. Our project addresses this gap by building a mini AI research lab, a system that combines retrieval, structured extraction, experimentation, and judgment. At its core, we use GPT-5 efficiently as a multi-role reasoning agent rather than just a conversational assistant. For example, GPT-5 powers the Extractor, transforming raw text into structured evidence with minimal noise. The Experimenter module leverages GPT-5 to simulate hypotheses, cross-check facts, and test consistency across different sources. Finally, the Judge role allows GPT-5 to evaluate credibility, logical soundness, and contextual relevance—acting as a safeguard against misinformation. By integrating GPT-5 with hybrid retrieval (FAISS + BM25), we ensure precise context delivery while minimizing token usage. This efficient workflow solves a real-world problem: enabling faster, more reliable, and scalable knowledge discovery.