Oracle7 is an AI built to say "I can't verify that" rather than guess. It is not a neural language model. It answers from stored, sourced records and from 267 specialists, each of which passed its own held-out test before it was allowed to answer. Every reply carries its path: the route, specialists and records that produced it. When nothing in it can verify an answer, it declines and tells you why. It does not always manage that: the measured section below says exactly how often it is still wrong, and on what. This is the slim release: the same core, routes and 267 specialists, with the smaller stores (Simple English Wikipedia, Wiktionary, WordNet, ConceptNet, Wikidata relations) and no…
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Benjamin Horn
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Oracle7 is an AI built to say "I can't verify that" rather than guess. It is not a neural language model. It answers from stored, sourced records and from 267 specialists, each of which passed its own held-out test before it was allowed to answer. Every reply carries its path: the route, specialists and records that produced it. When nothing in it can verify an answer, it declines and tells you why. It does not always manage that: the measured section below says exactly how often it is still wrong, and on what. This is the full release: the core plus the deep knowledge stores (English Wikipedia + DBpedia abstracts, 71 OpenStax textbooks, Simple English Wikipedia, Wiktionary, WordNet…