OUR PUBLICATION PRINCIPLE
We publish what we have verified, the evidence behind it, and the limits of those results.
Review the reported resultsThe results below are historical owner- or repository-reported snapshots, not independently rerun for this page. Numerical-verification and AI evidence is pending; A World documents are linked below and require repository access.
Three projects, one discipline: keep the claim close to its evidence.
We investigate how to trace executed numerical operations, reconstruct their order, and account for rounding and error bounds in a specified computation.
Research focus: numerical execution, not proof that a physical model describes reality.
A Korean conversational AI project under development. The supplied snapshot describes a small GRU prototype for preliminary relational classification in controlled experiments.
Owner-reported snapshot; evidence pending. This is not a freely conversing model or a ready-to-use chat service.
The goal is to build A from laws grounded in real physics, then let researcher B observe and experiment within A without real-world data or privileged answers. People outside the world would test whether findings from A hold in reality.
Life, intelligence, and civilization are not prescribed outcomes. A finding inside A is not a real-world discovery until it is tested in reality.
CURRENT SCOPE
Read every result with its conditions and its limits.
These are historical project reports, not a new independent audit. R.01–03 await evidence links; the A World record cites the private repository snapshot below.
The supplied record reports a 100-step run with a 100/100 outcome and a separate checker returning CHECKER_PASS.
The repository reports a two-atom scattering comparison with eight agreements and one discrepancy. The original outcome remains DISAGREE / STOP, not an overall pass.
Repository snapshot and scopeA result should be inspectable and reproducible within its stated scope.
Evidence has a status, too.
The checklist tracks the unpublished evidence for the numerical-verification and Korean AI reports. A World has commit-pinned repository documents below. Those records require access and have not been independently rerun for this site.
Versioned source, commit identifiers, binary hashes
Exact inputs, parameters, and acceptance criteria
OS, architecture, compiler, libraries, and runtime
Raw instruction records, reconstructed operations, logs
Checker source, output, and tamper-rejection cases
Counterexamples, refusals, and known failure conditions
Fixed snapshot: 15ae151 · 6 October 2026 · not independently rerun
How A is grounded in physics and why B does not receive reality data.
Repository access requiredA / L / B priorities, the O-1 discrepancy, and the separate diagnostic.
Repository access requiredApproved design scope, implementation limits, and unresolved quantum outcome definiteness.
Repository access requiredThese boundaries are part of the result, not a footnote.
Checking an executed computation is separate from establishing that its physical model, assumptions, or inputs describe the real world.
The reported tests concern particular inputs, software versions, and execution configurations. They do not establish universal correctness or 100% error detection.
In the supplied snapshot, GCP reconnaissance was implemented, while the formal profile and N1 work were unfinished. This page has not verified a newer status.
Preliminary relational classification in a small GRU is not evidence of open-ended conversational ability. No freely conversing model or public chat service is available through this page.
The current atomic experiments do not establish new life, replication, evolution, or discoveries in reality. L and the full B researcher remain later stages. Deterministic execution alone does not establish realistic physics.
The general atomic/electronic contract does not establish how to produce one definite quantum outcome while faithfully representing real physics. Its approved design is not implemented or certified, and a virtual-laboratory result does not certify an evolving world.