Research · Verification · ToolsApplied AI Studio
Test the claim.
Build what works.
We test public AI and ML systems on real hardware, publish inspectable research, and turn verified methods into tools people can use.
No human-approved research release exists yet.
- 01Protocolretrospective canary snapshot
- 02Execution12 seeds × 2 local trials
- 03Artifact checklocal self-asserted agent
- 04Human approvalnot received
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Risk tier 0
founding offerone public target
target turnaroundafter fit and access
executed research slicessynthetic, retained, draft
approved releaseshuman gate remains open
What we doEvidence into utility
Three ways to turn
claims into value.
Every service, experiment, and tool begins with the same discipline: define the claim, run a bounded test, preserve the evidence, and state exactly what the result does and does not prove.
Get a public AI claim checked on real hardware.
A fixed-scope 48-hour GPU Repro Check with exact artifacts, observed results, and honest limits.
See the service ↗ 02 / RESEARCHStudy what survives an inspectable test.
Protocols, runs, raw boundaries, negative results, provenance, and explicit evidence labels.
Inspect the research ↗ 03 / REUSETurn verified methods into useful tools.
Runnable labs and reusable procedures derived from the same evidence instead of detached claims.
Explore labs and skills ↗Release disciplineEvidence before polish
A release is a sequence,
not a button.
- 01Freeze
Question, protocol, seeds, limits, risk, and abort conditions.
- 02Execute
Bounded runs with raw outputs, logs, environment, and hashes.
- 03Review
A distinct reviewer checks the artifact and scopes every label.
- 04Approve
One accountable human decides whether public release is warranted.
- 05Archive
An immutable release makes the exact revision reachable.
Current boundary2026-07-21
The foundation is real.
The release is not.
The local harness, two retained bundles, evidence-derived Quarto report, trusted-source container canary, verified RO-Crates, five public procedures, machine-readable feed, and two browser labs exist. Accountable human approval, external reproduction, external learner observation, and an immutable public archive do not.
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