AI systems & compute
Model bodies, tokenization, native training, quantization, and selective compute for efficient, plural intelligence.
The Hidden Canopy's public research connects AI systems and compute, governance, evaluation, mission assurance, and institutional research into one traceable program.
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Model bodies, tokenization, native training, quantization, and selective compute for efficient, plural intelligence.
Attributable authority, evidence, human review, consequence-time revalidation, and the boundary between interpretation and action.
Long-horizon, partial-information evaluation and physical trust research for systems that must remain legible as conditions change.
Leadership, correctability, collaboration, hierarchy, and the social conditions that shape whether authority remains accountable.
These pieces give the program context without asking a first-time visitor to sort every release at once. The complete model, dataset, and article records remain available below.
Porting the IDA native training engine from Hopper-class infrastructure to consumer Blackwell hardware.
Read on Hugging Face →Why durable AI systems need institutional governance beyond the model artifact itself.
Read on Hugging Face →Responsibility, correctability, and the distance between authority and consequence.
A mid-range theory of community as part of identity formation, with expansive, defensive, protective, procedural, and constitutive paths through difference and conflict.
Independent research by Gerron Burford, conducted in affiliation with The Hidden Canopy LLC. No external funding or competing interests are reported; SSRN license terms apply.
Research systems are not interchangeable with papers, simulations, or benchmarks. The dedicated index names what each system investigates, what it actually does, and what evidence it does not yet support.
Public work by other Hidden Canopy team members is listed here, clearly attributed and kept apart from Gerron Burford's authored research record. Bryan Rousey's current public SSRN record is represented by four separately linked papers.
An essay attributed to Bryan Rousey, Chief Marketing Officer, listed as adjacent writing rather than a Hidden Canopy publication or a Gerron Burford paper.
A conceptual paper on identity-based surrender, external disqualification, reconstructed stakes, and preserving agency under uncertainty.
A conceptual framework for interpreting present performance through development, transfer, adaptation, resources, and responsible reasoning.
A conceptual paper on racialized record gaps, collective memory, credibility, and historical injustice.
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Local edge intelligence body. A compact paired body for local inference, governed memory, recurrent state, local attention, and cognitive routing.
Read the release overview →Larger interpretive intelligence body. A paired body for text generation and governed interpretive work inside the IDA family architecture.
Read the release overview →Mixture-of-experts research body. A release exploring personality council behavior, escalation reserve, governed memory, and cognitive routing.
Read the release overview →Tokenizer. The IDA lattice tokenizer supporting the family's causal-language-model training path.
View the tokenizer repository →Roles, lineage, governed memory, dissent preservation, and the relationship between the public research bodies.
Read the family overview →Open the individual pages for the compact edge, larger interpretive, and mixture-of-experts research bodies.
Read the release article →A paper on behavior, institutional effects, political alignment, hierarchy, neutrality, tokenism, and selective inclusion.
Read the publication overview →How nations can compete without turning preventable catastrophe into a strategic advantage.
Read the publication overview →Responsibility, correctability, and the distance between authority and consequence.
An essay on strategic power, institutional intelligence, dissent, and adapting before failure makes revision unavoidable.
Read the preprint on SSRN →A 51-page paper on identity formation, threat, power, multiple forms of convergence, and reciprocal civic belonging.
Read the publication overview →A paper on historical memory, repair, and settlement in relation to the American dream.
Controlled, long-horizon evaluation under partial information, with ground truth held by the evaluator.
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