First article by a third party
mlllm.io writes up the three checks (judges, empty-context probe, corrupted links) with the correct numbers. It does not mention the July retraction; we do.
The paper gets a DOI on Zenodo
Version 2, “Your memory metric cannot tell a veridical memory from a counterfeit one”, deposited with data: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23474104, CC-BY 4.0. Still not peer reviewed.
The film
Two minutes and twenty-two seconds, English and Italian: what the project is, what it has not shown, and why words are not enough.
From memory to experience
The next frontier: from statements to actions. Protocol KBM-01, four memories and one challenge. At the concept stage, not yet run.
New phase: the right to be proven wrong
A knowledge architecture where every statement keeps its source and a correction sits beside the past instead of erasing it. 227 of 227 synthetic tests passed in an isolated run; not in production. The whole site is now in Italian too, with a language switch on every page.
One real memory, one fake. No judge could tell
The finding in a single page, for readers in a hurry.
Kairos, live, on the home page
The system behind these pages leaves observable traces: sensors, activity and memory, refreshed every five minutes. Software indicators, not measures of experience.
The site is rebuilt around a different question
No longer “does memory create identity?” but “how do we tell a system that remembers from one that recites a memory?”. The old pages stay online in the archive, marked as superseded.
We withdraw the May conclusion
With the item as the unit of analysis and an exact paired test, the pre-registered endpoint could not have reached significance. The claim is withdrawn and the errata published.
The controls the paper had promised
Counterfeit control, no-memory baseline, corrupted-links probe. Five pre-registrations hashed before the data.
The 30+1 study ends; first paper published
Thirty days of observation plus one. The conclusion drawn then was withdrawn in July; the record stays.
The diary of Kairos begins
In Cassino, an artificial system with persistent memory starts keeping a history of conversations, memories and corrections.
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