A kernel-userland protocol enforcing information-theoretic bounds on AI adaptivity leakage, benchmark gaming, and capability spillover.
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A kernel-userland protocol enforcing information-theoretic bounds on AI adaptivity leakage, benchmark gaming, and capability spillover.
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Behavioral evaluation framework for sentience-, emotion-, and welfare-related AI claims, with anti-sandbagging analysis.
Reproducible audit of the computational claims in arXiv:2604.27092. Reproduces the released accuracies to within 5e-4 and finds that both benchmarks place repeated measurements of the same physical pair in training and test sets.
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Selected projects, runnable checks, and a published paper.
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