Reframing our existence with a truth- and honesty-based foundation for humankind to thrive with their technology.
In other words - more or less the process which Torah study has traditionally consisted of.
Broadly covered under the term, עבודת המוחין: intellect as a pursuit and an end in its own right. The culmination and realization of every permutation and logical eventuality.
This can have (positive) implications even beyond the realm of Torah; can answer many of the pending (or looming) AI related questions in the field right now. As the Rambam puts it: ומלאה הארץ דעה.
Consider this to be along the lines of peer review. But worlds apart in terms of robustness. Torah is air-tight and scalable - and that's we're building a framework for.
Never has a corpus followed the rules as much as the Jewish people have for centuries. And we aim to, further, explore permutations involving alternative logic systems as well. And even, eventually, alternative corpora…
This process is, at the end of the day, what everyone does in the beis midrash. Let's mimic that, take it online.
Separating intellect from bias. Read the draft of our research paper, or a discussion on pure intellect from one of the Hassidic masters + and why now is the time.
[Links pending]
We aim to put the puzzle pieces together - not to reinvent the wheel. In other words, we don't aim to 'build' a novel solution, we aim to repackage and mix and match in a way not done before. That does not preclude propriety processes and IP.
Our agile team, relatively small and unsaturated domain, and focused audience (end users, enterprise research teams, and developers building on top of our products) allows us to be creative and iterate quickly.
Since we aren't offering a product to doctors or lawyers, and competing with other vendors offering that same product to them, but rather building tech for the Jewish people to all share freely, we have the leeway to, for example, release beta-stage open source products.
In our model, every application and every piece of infrastructure is a win. In other words, we don't have choose between building ground-level tech vs building a great frontend. We aim to let the dev community build on top of our models and APIs and to let us do the heavy (and expensive) lifting.
Torah is the single most organized, rule-based dataset in existence. Its also relatively small. So we have the luxury of prioritizing performance over scalability.
Getting in on the ground floor may just save the world.
AI will get there anyway, and quite soon. But there are several reasons for our urgency:
We believe it is. We'll be updating this space soon with details on:
AI belongs to the whole world. What does our specific group of guys have to offer here? What are we doing that can't be done in ChatGPT?
Watch this space for our answer to be updated shortly! (And check out our team page meanwhile).
Not whatsoever.
Building ground-level tech and great frontends for our focused audience.
Letting the dev community build on top of our models and APIs.
Our long-term goal is broader than anything out there... To be discussed further, soon.
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