Adversarial AI
Adversarial AI is artificial intelligence built to attack an input rather than assist with it — to find where a plan, argument, or decision fails, instead of helping produce it.
Most AI you use is assistive: optimized to be helpful and agreeable, it drafts, summarizes, and encourages. Adversarial AI inverts the objective. Instead of producing an answer you will like, it is pointed at something you have already made and tasked with finding the failure modes, contradictions, and weak assumptions inside it.
The term borrows from security, where a red team attacks a system to find its holes before a real attacker does. Applied to a plan, an adversarial AI plays the opponents the plan will face — the investor, the customer, the competitor — and reports where it breaks.
BadMars is an adversarial AI for business plans and decisions. A Panel of hostile specialist personas reads your document, and every finding must anchor to a verbatim quote, survive a cross-examination pass, and carry a severity. The result names the one problem to fix first — the Frog.