Adversarial Simulation
We employ dedicated red teams to continuously stress-test our systems for containment failure, emergent capabilities, and external threats, ensuring our defenses are battle-hardened.
Our research confronts the bleeding edge. This demands a security posture of absolute control, conducted within digital and physical sanctums built for the gravity of our mission.
Core AGI systems operate in networks physically severed from the outside world. This "air gap" is our first and final defense against remote intrusion, forming an impenetrable research sanctuary.
Unrestricted models are tested in purpose-built, heavily monitored "Danger Rooms." These isolated digital environments are designed for extreme experimentation and immediate containment.
Our facilities operate on a zero-trust principle. Every access request, human or machine, is rigorously authenticated, authorized, and logged on an immutable ledger before entry is granted.
For work of this magnitude, security is not a feature—it is the governing principle. Our protocols are designed for precision, control, and the responsible stewardship of transformative power.
We employ dedicated red teams to continuously stress-test our systems for containment failure, emergent capabilities, and external threats, ensuring our defenses are battle-hardened.
An independent oversight committee, advised by third-party experts, reviews and must approve all high-risk experiments. No protocol proceeds without unanimous ethical clearance.
Every line of code, dataset, and model iteration is cryptographically signed and tracked. This creates an unalterable chain of custody, ensuring the absolute integrity of our research.
Multiple, physically distinct, and independently operated kill-switches are built into our core infrastructure. These systems are tested weekly as a non-negotiable part of our operational readiness.