Public programs
Fields don't stall in general. They stall on a specific constraint. These are the programs we run to loosen those — and the evidence we look at next.
How we choose the workA repeatable method
Observe
Read the field
Track where a field is moving, stalling or changing.
Diagnose
Find the constraint
Turn those signals into a view of what is actually blocking progress.
Intervene
Pull the right lever
Choose the lever that loosens that constraint.
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Columns are focus areas. Rows are intervention types. Hover or focus a mark to open the program.
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Economies & Governance
Build
Help national institutions turn open models into useful, locally maintained AI capability.
24 months
Economies & Governance
Enable
Make participatory decision tools easier to adopt, evaluate, and maintain.
18 months
Neurotech
Orient
Make connectome reconstruction a measurable, competitive AI problem.
18 months
Draft-source examples. Not approved commitments.
7 interventions
Orient
Orient
Make connectome reconstruction a measurable, competitive AI problem.
Build
Build
Create a primate reference dataset that tests long-range tracing.
Prove
Prove
Test whether neural simulation can predict a new biological result.
Coordinate
Coordinate
Make a large-scale connectome program technically and financially credible.
Orient
Orient
Give AI researchers well-defined neuroscience problems they can work on.
Build
Build
Build shared simulation infrastructure after a discovery target is proven.
Enable
Enable
Supply persistent operational ownership and an AI-native talent pipeline.
Public types here follow the FA2 draft vocabulary. See the methodology for how they relate to the Console toolkit.
From intervention to evidence
We track whether an intervention changes the underlying field — and update the hypothesis accordingly.
Explore how we measure field velocity