Three ways to explore
One record, three institutional lenses
ProgrammeHow is the Observatory organised?
The Public Record spans 4 programmes, each organised around a distinct field of claims.
PROG-QEQuantum EngineeringClaims about quantum computation, quantum advantage, error correction, and quantum hardware progress.PROG-AIArtificial IntelligenceClaims about frontier AI capability, alignment, agents, evaluation, and institutional impact.PROG-AMAdvanced Materials, Physics & EnergyClaims from physical science where evidence, scalability, or mechanism may reshape energy, materials, or frontier physics.PROG-BTBiotechnology & Life SciencesClaims about biological systems, therapeutics, biomedical sciences, genomics and life-science frontiers. Browse by Programme →Evidence TrajectoriesHow has the evidence changed?
Follow changes in institutional assessment across the complete landscape of tracked claims.
Open Evidence Trajectories →Records DirectoryWhat does the Observatory preserve?
Even when a tracked claim collapses, its public record remains individually addressable.
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Record movement
Recent movement in the Public Record
Evidence and assessment changes surfaced from the records themselves.
01Claim
A specific public assertion becomes the unit of observation.
02Evidence
Significant evidence is added without deleting what came before.
03Assessment
The Observatory records how the evidentiary position has changed.
04Memory
The record and its history remain available after the claim resolves.