Does the scaling law of miscalibration hold on production traffic?
Does the relationship between model scale and miscalibration reported on benchmarks also appear on real customer traffic?
All eleven papers are submitted for peer review. None has been accepted yet.
We run a small research programme on the questions our production systems force on us: how to train small models without losing the long tail, how to measure them so the number means something, and how to keep production data safe while learning from it. Every paper starts from a gap we found in the literature and an instrument we built to test it.
Our arXiv tracker mirrors 152,000 AI and quantum papers with full history and detects surges rate-normalised against the field's own output. Fastest-growing clusters, February–August 2026 versus the prior six months:
Rate-normalised growth, cluster level, deduplicated. Source: our tracker, corpus of 152,157 papers, 52 of 52 harvest windows complete.
Each card is one paper and the question it asks. All eleven are submitted for peer review.
Does the relationship between model scale and miscalibration reported on benchmarks also appear on real customer traffic?
When a small model learns from a larger one on its own outputs, does it lose the rare cases?
Bounded null result
If the random seed changes, how many of the reported gains remain?
How many published claims report enough detail to be compared with any other result?
Does contamination inflate scores evenly, or only for some classes of items?
Does the score of a vLLM evaluation depend on the order in which the job processes its items?
When the tell-tale features of AI text are removed, do detectors still measure authorship, or only style?
When production data is scrubbed for training, are the right fields covered and are personal names caught?
Can recorded production traffic decide whether an agent's migration of a legacy system is correct?
Why did a text-normalisation gate in a production Greek telecom voice agent pass defects that a partner later found?
How many questions should a system ask before it proposes a match, and should that budget be scored?
Every week we scan the corpus for gaps, and run a control-cell test so that an empty dimension is not mistaken for an opportunity.
Every paper ships a runnable experiment and its tests. Corrections stay visible, and a falsification counts as a result.
Preprints on arXiv, instruments released, and an AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) dossier for every model we ship.
We are open to joint measurements with academic groups and industry research labs.