AI Research Lab — Est. 2026
Replication
with Purpose
Excavating foundational AI papers — back to 1956 — and rebuilding them with modern capabilities to find unexplored gaps. Specializing in Mechanistic Interpretability and ML Systems, documented in public.
Research Focus
01 —
Mechanistic Interpretability
Understanding what neural networks actually compute. Sparse autoencoders, attention pattern analysis, circuit-level reverse engineering of model behavior.
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ML Systems & MLOps
Production-grade ML infrastructure. Drift detection, observability, rollback systems, and root cause diagnostics that explain not just that a model failed — but why.
03 —
Paper Replication
Rebuilding foundational AI research from scratch with modern tooling. Every replication is a stress-test for the original claims and a search for what comes next.
The lab runs on a simple principle: ship experiments, not slide decks. Every idea gets built. Every build gets documented. Every failure is more interesting than the success it precedes.