CSOAI-ORG/councilof-ai
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📏 Measures AI systems on frozen instruments and publishes the live 22-axis GSPC board, Ed25519-signed cards, a signed Merkle root with a Rekor witness, and a public corrections le
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CSOAI-ORG/councilof-ai
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
Measures AI systems on frozen instruments and publishes results on a live 22-axis GSPC board. Results include Ed25519-signed cards, a signed Merkle root with Rekor witness validation, and a public corrections ledger at councilof.ai. It provides measurement only, not certification.
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Teams that need auditable, consistent AI measurement results without rubber-stamp certifications.
Use cases
- Compare AI model performance across 22 predefined axes
- Verify the integrity of measured results with Ed25519 signatures and a Merkle root
- Track amendments and disputes in the public corrections ledger
Notes
Measures AI systems on frozen instruments and publishes results on a live 22-axis GSPC board. Results include Ed25519-signed cards, a signed Merkle root with Rekor witness validation, and a public corrections ledger at councilof.ai. It provides measurement only, not certification.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-08. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Compare AI model performance across 22 predefined axes
- Verify the integrity of measured results with Ed25519 signatures and a Merkle root
- Track amendments and disputes in the public corrections ledger
Pros
- Cryptographic signatures and a rekor witness make results verifiable and tamper-evident
- The public ledger offers transparency for corrections
- Frozen instruments give a stable baseline for comparisons
Cons
- No community adoption yet, as shown by the zero star count
- Frozen instruments may become outdated as new AI models emerge
- Measurement only, so it does not certify the fitness or safety of systems
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Pros
- Cryptographic signatures and a rekor witness make results verifiable and tamper-evident
- The public ledger offers transparency for corrections
- Frozen instruments give a stable baseline for comparisons
Cons
- No community adoption yet, as shown by the zero star count
- Frozen instruments may become outdated as new AI models emerge
- Measurement only, so it does not certify the fitness or safety of systems
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