Models that know the domain
AI adapted to the language, the documents and the constraints of real sectors.
We use AI to engineer capabilities and systems that do not exist yet. Research defines the frontier; engineering builds the path towards it.
We start from a capability that does not exist yet, break it down into testable hypotheses and build models that learn from the domain, simulate alternatives and adapt to the individual or the process.
Our commercial platforms are our working laboratories. MNEMOS is the most radical frontier of this method: AI not as an added feature, but as an instrument for designing what becomes possible.
AI adapted to the language, the documents and the constraints of real sectors.
Pipelines that connect databases, documents, events and external sources.
Visible sources and a human presence in the decision-making process.
Inference, observability, security and interfaces for AI in the field.
Memory Narrative Encoding & Modulation Observational System. Our exploratory programme combines AI and experimental research to study how memory processes can be acted upon, and how the behavioural responses generated by trauma and adverse events can be changed.
The frontier we pursue is the controlled grafting of new memory traces able to sit alongside, transform or counteract the existing ones. Today that capability does not exist in any reliable or clinically usable form: MNEMOS studies how to make it possible and how to address, from the outset, its clinical, ethical, legal and social implications.
What is established, what is still contested and what is simply misunderstood, kept apart from one another.
Individual modelling, adaptive cue selection, probabilistic state estimation, simulation and causal analysis: with traceability and human oversight.
Six testable hypotheses, the translational path, the neural horizon and the ethical boundary, argued rather than assumed.
Four research programmes, four independent platforms, a single technology infrastructure.