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The judgment is classical,
the explanation is by AI

KLifeMap.AI is not a single AI performing every function. Each service — chart reading, compatibility, date selection — is handled by its own domain analysis engine (Domain Service Engines), while judgment, interpretation, explanation, and reporting are supported by the shared Core Intelligence Engines. The judgment criteria are rule-based and fixed, so the same Saju always yields the same reading, and the criteria never shift even as the underlying AI changes.

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Knowledge Decision Engine (KDE) — the judgment

It brings together the results from each service engine and delivers the final judgment based on Knowledge, Rules, and Data — the brain of KLifeMap.AI. Your Gyeokguk, Yongsin, and strength/weakness readings are all finalized here under one consistent standard. The core computation method is undisclosed while a patent application is in progress.

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Insight Engine + Explainability Engine (XE) — meaning and grounds

The Insight Engine turns the judgment into meaning connected to real life — core patterns, directions for action, personalized insight — while the Explainability Engine explains "why this result" in plain language. The AI is constrained from inventing anything outside the judgment result.

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AI Report Engine (ARE) → My LifeMap — reports and action

The AI Report Engine assembles every analysis into one finished, personalized report. And it doesn't stop at the report — the suggested actions become goals on your My LifeMap dashboard that you can check off, so you can track your own progress alongside your analysis history.

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What difference does it make to me that there are several engines?

It means the part that judges and the part that explains are kept apart. So the same chart yields the same judgement whenever you look, and changing the AI we use leaves the judgement untouched — only the wording changes. Had it been one piece, your result would have shifted every time the AI did.

Does the AI ever make things up?

It is constrained from inventing anything outside the judgement. What the AI does is carry an existing judgement into language that connects to real life, and explain in plain words why the result came out that way. Even so, it is not written by a person — if something reads wrong to you, please tell us.

Once I have the report, is that the end of it?

No. The things worth trying from the report carry over into goals on My LifeMap, where you can tick them off and watch your progress. They stack alongside your analysis history, so you can set them against what you saw before. What you choose remains yours to decide — we only draw the terrain.