From Observation to Determination
Research on what systems reveal, what evidence can support, and where inference begins.
CORE CONSTRAINT
Systems cannot be evaluated correctly without understanding the interaction boundaries that define them.
Research Focus
Research Areas
Examining how interaction boundaries influence identity, observation, interpretation, and evaluation.
A methodology for comparing interactions across controlled identity and context variations.
Research into frameworks that support accountability, transparency, and responsible evaluation practices.
Understanding how identity is defined, represented, and maintained across systems and interactions.
Published & Active Research
Featured Research
Toward a Standard of Identity in AI Interaction
Brian . Alex . Adalbert
May 2026
Differential Interaction Testing
Brian . Alex
April 2026
Governance Structures for Identity and Evaluation
Adalbert
May 2026
Toward a Standard of Identity in AI Interaction
Brian . Alex . Adalbert
May 2026
Differential Interaction Testing
Brian . Alex
April 2026
Interaction Claim Standard
Brian
May 2026
Interaction Boundary Constraint
Brian
May 2026
METHODOLOGY SPOTLIGHT
Differential Interaction Testing (DIT)
A Problem Worth Considering
As systems become increasingly complex, determining what is actually being evaluated becomes more difficult. Questions of identity, context, composition, and interaction boundaries often influence evaluation outcomes in ways that remain unnoticed. Understanding these boundaries may be necessary before evaluation can be trusted.
RECENT RESEARCH NOTES
Brian Conference Observation
Alex Research Question
Concept Exploration Adalbert
RESEARCH UPDATES
- IBC Paper – Revision 1.1 Published
- DIT Methodology – Framework Updated
- New Research Note Added