We bind our research to strict, mathematically verifiable safety axioms. Safety is not a suggestion; it is a kernel-level constraint.
We replace "trust" with "verification." Our governance is not just a meeting—it is a cryptographic chain of custody required to move code into production.
Code is first validated against 400+ invariant safety assertions. If any assertion fails, the deployment is mathematically blocked at the compiler level.
Requires a PGP-signed commit from the lead safety engineer verifying that the interpretability logs have been reviewed and semantic intent matches execution.
Final production release requires a 2-of-3 multi-signature authorization from the founding team, ensuring no single individual can unilaterally deploy a critical model update.
We do not rely on self-certification. Every high-risk model must physically pass through these four independent gates before reaching production infrastructure.
Automated scanning against blankline safety constitution.
Model is subjected to 10k+ automated red-teaming vectors.
Final manual review by the safety engineering lead.
Staged rollout with real-time kill-switches enabled.
This ledger tracks all internal safety audits and formal verification results, ensuring a transparent chain of accountability for every production deployment.
| ID / Date | Project Scope | Risk Class | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
DEC-2025-089 2025-11-14 | Reasoning Kernel v4 | CRITICAL | APPROVED_CONDITIONAL |
DEC-2025-088 2025-10-02 | Auto-Refactor Agent | HIGH | REJECTED |
DEC-2025-087 2025-09-21 | Partnership: GovCloud | MEDIUM | APPROVED |
The inviolable axioms hard-coded into our reward models.
AI systems must respect human agency. We verify this by proving that no system action can override a confirmed human command ("The Stop Button Problem").
We actively mitigate bias not just through dataset curation, but through algorithmic fairness constraints enforced at the loss-function level.
Users deserve to understand the "why". We publish the decision trees for all critical actions taken by our Narrow ASI agents.