Zilch: A Framework for Developing Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Any Application
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Zilch: A Framework for Developing Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Any Application
Windows Sandbox Tool - Trustworthy Computing
Research paper on computer science foundations, intelligent systems, and the TACTIC framework for cross-layer trustworthy computing, covering AI, distributed systems, cybersecurity, auditing, and human-centered design.
Researching new mathematics and a behavior-first programming language for trustworthy computation.
Mathematical evidence kernel for agents: exact, checked, bounded, formal-bounded, and refusal-preserving computation. JACKAL v1.7.3 provides the released 41-tool surface for JACKAL, Codex, and Hermes.
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