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Framework for evaluating and steering generative image systems using geometry-first metrics, structural stress testing, and constraint-based analysis. Designed to expose compositional collapse, spatial priors, and model failure modes without accessing training data or model internals.

  • Updated Jul 4, 2026
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NOMOS v0.3.0 is an auditable decision orchestration layer built on deterministic v0.2 foundation, scoring 95/100 in IMDA AI Verify. Equipped with native hash-chained audit engine, it records every decision step for independent verification, generates rational candidates only based on input facts and reserves final judgment to humans.

  • Updated Sep 21, 2026
  • Python

👽 An Alien Mind — The Epistemic Operating System for the AI Age. Open-source epistemic layer between humans and AI: Cognitive Firewall, multidimensional Trust Profile, five-agent Alien Council, Thought DNA provenance, behavioral fingerprints, and Monte Carlo simulation. Not a chatbot. Not a guardrail. Not a lie detector.

  • Updated Sep 8, 2026
  • Python

Conformal Geometric Algebra (CGA) with efficient sequence modeling by introducing a recurrent rotor mechanism and a novel bit-masked hardware kernel that solves the computational bottleneck of Clifford products.

  • Updated Feb 6, 2026
  • Python

Toy 6. An interactive phase-space instrument mapping Ψ = S/D — the ratio of capability to modeling depth that determines whether a system is in the viable, transitional, or failure-mode-dominant regime. Includes the Inner Crossing animation. Companion simulation for The Inner Crossing — Series 2, Part 3.

  • Updated May 28, 2026
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Do LLMs think like brains? We test GPT-2, BERT, Mistral, DeepSeek & Qwen+SAE against EEG data. Sparse features yield a 4.3× alignment jump. Working paper included.

  • Updated May 2, 2026
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A NeuroAI project using Bernoulli-inspired fluid-flow analogy to explore how information moves through neural networks. The signal strength in the NN is defined as the "pressure" from Bernoulli's equation, the speed of information propagation as the "flow speed of fluid" and, the activation level as the "opening and closing of valves".

  • Updated Nov 15, 2025

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