Many people are now using AI, which actually assumes one thing: once the results are out, they are considered correct.
But if you put it into a formal system, this becomes quite risky. You can't confirm whether it follows the intended process, let alone trace it afterward.
The interesting part of @Inference Labs is exactly this. They are not building smarter AI, but solving a more fundamental problem: can you prove that this reasoning has actually been executed? They turn reasoning itself into a verifiable process. After running, it can be checked, reproduced, and proven, yet the model and inp
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