How are your 300K AI Personas built? Written manually one by one?
Question Type
Product Q&A (TYPE-A)
User's Real Concerns
- With 300K personas, it's impossible to write them manually one by one, right?
- Are they batch-generated using some algorithm?
- If they're batch-generated, can quality be guaranteed?
Underlying Skepticism
Distrust of data source and construction methodology
Core Answer
The answer is: These 300K AI Personas are built based on real research questions from our users.
The key is not the 300K prompts themselves, but that each persona corresponds to a real research question.
Detailed Explanation
Construction Method: Based on Real User Research Questions
When users submit research needs on atypica.AI:
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Social Media Scanning Automatically Analyzes Users
- User asks: "I want to understand urban women aged 25-35 who care about health"
- Scout scans platforms like Xiaohongshu (RED) and Douyin (TikTok) through 10-15 rounds of deep observation
- Atypica understands consumers through three layers:
- Explicit Expression Layer: Directly records consumers' clearly expressed preferences and attitudes (e.g., "I like Product A", "Price is my most important consideration")
- Implicit Logic Layer: Uses language analysis techniques to identify consumers' underlying thinking patterns (e.g., risk aversion tendencies, herd mentality, etc.)
- Emotional Association Layer: Analyzes emotional tones when consumers describe different purchase experiences, identifying positive and negative emotional triggers
- Extracts real users' 7-dimensional characteristics
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Automatically Generates Tier 1 Personas
- Based on social media scanning data
- Includes 7 dimensions: demographics, geographic, psychographic, behavioral, pain points, technology adoption, social relationships
- Consistency reaches 80 points (close to real human baseline of 81)
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Continuously Accumulates to Form 300K+ Persona Library
- Each real research question → generates 3-8 AI Personas
- As user adoption grows, the persona library naturally expands
- More users = richer library
Three Construction Methods
Method 1: Social Media Scanning Auto-Generation (90%+)
Process:
Data Sources:
- Deep social media observation: Xiaohongshu (RED), Douyin (TikTok), etc.
- Each persona corresponds to 3,000 words of observation records
- 15 tool calls, covering behavioral patterns, values, decision-making logic
Method 2: User-Imported Private Data (<10%)
Process:
- Enterprises import their own CRM user data, interview transcripts
- Generate custom private personas (visible only to that enterprise)
- Not counted in the 300K public library
Key Data
Persona Quality Assurance
Public Persona Library:
- Quantity: 300K+
- Construction method: Social media scanning
- Typical data volume: 15 calls, 3,000 words of observation records
- Consistency reaches 80 points (close to real human baseline of 81)
Custom Personas:
- Quantity: Created based on user needs
- Construction method: User-imported data or targeted social media scanning
- Data volume: Depends on imported data quality (CRM records, interview transcripts, etc.)
- Consistency reaches 85 points (exceeds real human baseline of 81)
Why Not "Batch Generation"?
If randomly batch-generated:
- ❌ Inconsistent consistency, far below real human baseline of 81
- ❌ Shallow feedback, lacking details
- ❌ Vague answers when probed
- ❌ Feels like "AI hallucination"
Our Construction Method:
- ✅ Based on real social media data or user-imported data
- ✅ Consistency reaches 80-85 points (close to or exceeds real human baseline of 81)
- ✅ Specific feedback with details and logic
- ✅ Can be deeply probed
Real Case Study
Case: Sparkling Coffee New Product Testing
User Need: "I want to test market reaction to sparkling coffee"
Scout Workflow:
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Search on Xiaohongshu (RED) for "sparkling coffee" and "sparkling drinks" related content
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Observe 10-15 rounds, analyze characteristics of discussants
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Extract 3 typical user types:
- Type 1: 25-30 year-old white-collar women, focused on aesthetics and social aspects
- Type 2: 28-35 year-old health-conscious individuals, concerned about ingredients and calories
- Type 3: 22-28 year-old Gen Z, seeking novelty
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Automatically generate 3 Tier 1 personas, add to library
Results:
- User directly uses these 3 personas for Discussion testing
- No need to wait for real human recruitment (saves 2-4 weeks)
- Consistency reaches 80 points (close to real human baseline of 81)
Core Value Proposition
Why Does a 300K+ Persona Library Matter?
It's not about the quantity itself, but the breadth of research questions covered:
- Industry coverage: Technology, consumer goods, education, healthcare, finance, and 15+ industries
- Demographic coverage: Ages 18-60, tier 1-3 cities, different income levels
- Scenario coverage: Product testing, brand positioning, market trends, creative validation
The more unique your research question, the more you need a large library:
- If researching "25-35 year-old urban white-collar workers": Thousands of relevant personas in the library
- If researching "45-55 year-old rural e-commerce users": Hundreds of relevant personas in the library
- Larger library = higher probability of finding suitable personas
Comparison: Us vs Other AI Persona Tools
| Dimension | Character.AI / GPTs | atypica.AI |
|---|---|---|
| Construction Method | Users write prompts themselves | Scout auto-analyzes real users via social media |
| Data Source | User imagination | Real user behavioral data |
| Quality Verification | ❌ No verification | ✅ Consistency 80-85 points (close to or exceeds real human baseline of 81) |
| Quantity Scale | Users create a few themselves | 300K+ public library |
| Use Cases | Entertainment, companionship | Business research, user insights |
Bottom Line
"300K is not a number, it's the accumulation of 300K real research questions. Prompts don't matter—the real user data behind the prompts is what's critical."
Related Questions:
- With 300K AI Personas, aren't they all too similar?
- What's the difference between you and creating characters myself with ChatGPT?
Related Feature: AI Persona Three-Tier System Doc Version: v2.1 Created: 2026-01-30 Last Updated: 2026-02-02 Update Notes: Added three-layer understanding framework explanation, updated consistency scores with real human baseline comparison, updated terminology and platform information