Browser simulation · evidence-reading educational exercise
Can you prove the AI is stopped?
Choose the strongest claim that fictional evidence supports.
Can you prove the AI is stopped?Articles and research from noqt on specialist models, security tools and control of AI systems.
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Browser simulation · evidence-reading educational exercise
Choose the strongest claim that fictional evidence supports.
Can you prove the AI is stopped?Fixed synthetic browser educational exercise
Review provenance, scope, correction, rejection and forgetting in one synthetic example.
Memory Control Lab· noqt Research
Lumi asks whether a small local specialist model can rank the source locations relevant to an existing Python security finding materially better than a cheap lexical baseline—by enough to justify the added complexity.
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A synthetic CVSS v4.0 comparison holds the score at 8.7 while Recovery changes from R:U to R:I, then sets out what one fixed two-day NVD observation can—and cannot—show.
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It is tempting to rank the countries from those totals. That would be wrong. Each number counts a different object.
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How to distinguish a fresh health report from a freshly scraped old one—and keep stale, missing, unreachable and unhealthy evidence separate.
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A source-by-source reference for separating proposed AI shutdown policy, bounded risk assessment, observed incident response and the evidence each source actually establishes.
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Software has permanently damaged specific hardware, but burned CPUs, flipped bits, locked FPGAs and “bricked” modems are four different claims.
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Inspect one retained Zumi owner-path record: two simulated phone exposures, their hashes and provenance, and a stored technical observation retrieved from the same persisted session after restart.
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How to read a local AI-workload containment receipt: identify the boundary, check the observed result, and keep the claim no broader than the test.