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A new approach to intelligence

Intelligence that lives where it works.

It reads, learns, remembers and reasons. Fully offline, on ordinary processors, down to a board that fits in your hand. Every answer carries its evidence.

Demonstration

Watch it think.

One sealed game, five players. The Cognitive Organism, model Adam, played on a clock that never stopped; the game waited for the four cloud models from OpenAI and Anthropic at every piece. The Cognitive Organism ran on one CPU core, the cloud models on their vendors' servers.

Five game boards side by side: the Cognitive Organism, model Adam, and four cloud models playing the same sealed level See it in actionThe Cognitive Organism against four cloud AI models. 1:38

0.47ms

median per answer, on one processor core

109lines

in the film, against 19 for the best cloud model

46.5lines

median over six sealed levels new to it

230lines

on six new levels after one example game

Why it exists

Today's most powerful AI runs in distant data centres, does not change its own model while it works and often cannot show why it answered. The Cognitive Organism is built the other way: an intelligence that is sovereign, accountable and alive to new knowledge.

What makes it different

Not a chatbot. An organism.

Properties conventional AI does not offer together. The Organism is designed around all of them from the first line; each is shown, with its evidence, in a private briefing.

Network off

Runs where you are

On your own hardware, from a data centre down to a device in your hand. No cloud, no outside service, nothing ever leaves.

When does the new rule take effect?
It starts on the first of March, for every region you have registered. Here is where that comes from.
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Evidence with every answer

Each answer carries the support it rests on, so a person can check it rather than trust it.

I would love to help with that. I do not have enough to be sure yet, so rather than guess, could you tell me a little more?

Honest, and kind about it

When it is not sure, it gently says so and asks, instead of guessing.

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Learns after it is built

It takes in genuinely new concepts and applies them to situations it has never seen.

March 2019First meeting at the harbour office
June 2024Prefers answers in German
TodayReport withdrawn, memory updated

Remembers for life

A memory that lasts a lifetime, survives anything and can always be corrected.

EnglishDeutschEspanolFrancaisItalianoPortuguesNederlandsSvenskaPolskiTurkceBahasaKiswahili

Every language

It understands and speaks the languages of the world, and feels at home in yours.

Always on
People decideNothing can switch it off

A safety core no learning can override

A protective path that always wins. The Organism can propose improvements, but only people can approve changes to its safety.

In conversation

It shows its work. Every time.

An answer with its support, a kind word when it is not sure, and a correction it takes to heart everywhere.

Cognitive Organism
OfflineOn device
Which of our sites passed the last inspection?
Good news: Harbour North and the Eastern depot both passed. The Western yard has not been inspected yet.
Report 14 MayReport 2 June
Just so you know, the Eastern depot report was withdrawn.
Thank you for telling me. I have set that report aside, so Harbour North is the one site with a valid pass right now.
Report 14 May
Will the Western yard pass?
I wish I could tell you. There is no inspection on record for it yet, and I would not want to guess. As soon as there is one, I will know.

Support in use

Report, 14 MayHarbour North, inspection passed
Report, 2 June, withdrawnEastern depot, inspection passed
RegisterWestern yard, no inspection recorded

State

MemoryUpdated with care. Every answer that relied on the old report now knows.
Understand
One mind, many faculties

A mind that grows.

Understand

Reads any language and grasps what is meant, not just what is written.

Learn

Acquires genuinely new concepts and rules after it has been built, and keeps what it already knew.

Remember

Holds a durable memory for life and revises it the moment the facts change.

Reason

Thinks problems through to sound conclusions, and shows you exactly why.

Plan and discover

Turns goals into steps it can explain, and notices what it does not yet know.

Perceive and act

A mind with a body: it sees, moves and learns from consequences, on board and safe.