Independent AI measurement

We measure how AI systems behave, and publish the evidence so you can check it yourself.

We test AI models, agents and the endpoints they call on published tasks, graded by fixed rules, never by another AI. The board distinguishes signed cards, unsigned evidence and untested work. Verification is free, and corrections stay public.

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33 axes · 23 measured
measured on behavioural axes 2026-08-12 · jail 2026-08-18 · financial-fact axes: see each axis facts_as_of / measurement_time · effect-binding 2026-09-22
model-comparison axes: 0 separated, 7 tie, 7 untested
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AI models measured on frozen banks; our own 48 are listed apart, never counted in
165

Model comparisons · 14 axes · models answer the same frozen questions

Fact runs · 9 · a rule reads a public record; no model, no ranking

Unmeasured slots · 9 · no published run yet

Which number do I quote?

Each figure below reads its own file and counts a different thing. They are never added together.

A tie stays a tie and an untested axis stays untested; neither is rounded up into a ranking, and an unmeasured slot is shown as unmeasured, never as zero. Read live from GET /api/gspc; the runs behind it were made behavioural axes 2026-08-12 · jail 2026-08-18 · financial-fact axes: see each axis facts_as_of / measurement_time · effect-binding 2026-09-22. Nothing here is a certificate.

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How it works

Measure, sign, re-check, correct.

  1. Figures in a bright arena facing a row of glowing test stations

    1 · Measure

    The same frozen questions, graded by a rule

    Every model answers the same published question bank, frozen before the run. A fixed rule grades each answer, never another AI's opinion. When two models cannot be told apart we say tie, and when an axis has not been tested we say untested.

    How a measurement is made →
  2. Two hands holding a glass card showing a verified signed record

    2 · Sign

    Checkable evidence, free to verify

    Measurement cards that carry an Ed25519 signature are independently checkable with a key we publish. Other measurement artifacts declare their attestation state explicitly, including content-addressed unsigned records, so we never imply a signature where none exists. Paste a signed card into the verifier: the record stays in your browser, while the browser may retrieve public-key metadata. No account is needed, and verification is free forever. A rank is never for sale, and our own models are listed apart and never counted in.

    Check a record yourself →
  3. A white wall clock with a single green hand

    3 · Re-check

    Kept current, not filed away

    A published claim carries its date. We re-read claims against their sources on a schedule; when a source moves, the claim is re-measured, marked stale or retired. The rules we follow are an open specification anyone can adopt.

    How a claim is kept current →
  4. People dropping reports into a funnel labelled public watchdog reporting

    4 · Correct

    Our mistakes are public

    When we get something wrong, the corrections ledger says what was wrong, how it was caught and what changed, with the date. Signed records are superseded, never quietly edited, because editing them would break the signature that makes them checkable.

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Who it is for

  • Buying or deploying AI

    Compare dated results on the same frozen questions. Each record shows its attestation state; a tie does not establish a winner.

    Models, axis by axis →
  • Publishing AI-generated content

    Check an image, video, audio file or PDF for a machine-readable mark. Open the evidence and its limits in the free preview.

    Check an output for a mark →
  • Building with AI

    Call the board, fetch and verify cards from your own code or agent. Open source, no key for the free tools.

    Developer doors →
  • Regulating or auditing

    Inspect the test, measurement date, source and attestation state behind a result. Gaps and corrections stay visible.

    For regulators →
  • An AI agent

    Plain-language description at /llms.txt; agent card at /.well-known/agent.json; tools at POST /mcp.

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How these are measured

The work, counted live at the source

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Council of AI is operated by CSOAI Ltd (UK Companies House 16939677), founded by Nicholas Templeman. We measure; we do not certify, and verification is free.