Systems for consequential change.
ABSLTN builds software systems, research instruments, and mathematical objects for understanding what software can do, where predictions can be trusted, and how decisions and actions should change when their basis changes.
Current work.
Two current areas of work focus on understanding what existing software can do, and where an existing predictive system can be relied upon.
Recover useful computational capability from existing technical software while keeping supporting source evidence attached.
Instrument · Predictive InstrumentFind where your predictive system can actually be relied upon.Map predictive performance and limits across horizon, operating conditions, and available evidence instead of reducing a model to one aggregate score.
Other systems.
ABSLTN also develops systems for institutional continuity and governed consequential action.
Preserve the evidence, context, and judgment behind important decisions, and bring them back for reconsideration when that basis changes.
DeliberationCapability is not permission.Separate what an intelligent system can do from what it is allowed to do now, especially when evidence or the environment changes.
Research and mathematical work.
Selected research, experiments, exhibitions, and mathematical objects from the broader ABSLTN research program.