Why our memory engine is named after Karl Lashley
The scientist who spent his life hunting the engram found that memory lives in a distributed network of connections, not a single place. That insight shapes how Lashley remembers.
Research & insights
What we're studying, building, and thinking about.
We develop core AI technology and publish our thinking as we go. Full text of technical pieces is available to partners on request.
A digital twin that runs hundreds of simulations a second
How we model a hospitality property in real time to anticipate pricing, demand, and market movement, so revenue decisions are made on tomorrow's numbers.
Personal AI that remembers: the case for memory over scale
Why the next leap is not a larger model. It is intelligence that accumulates understanding, reasons over it, and stays yours.
Full papers available to partners on request