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Working on a research framework for intelligence beyond infrastructure and looking for honest feedback

I have been working on a research project called Organic Intelligence Protocol, or OIP. The idea started with a question I kept coming back to. Are we evaluating intelligence fairly when access to infrastructure and resources can influence how capable a system appears to be? OIP is my attempt to ex…

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  1. 2026-11-01 15:03 · r/artificial
    Working on a research framework for intelligence beyond infrastructure and looking for honest feedback

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