Dispatches
Updates, on the record.
Written when there is something to say.
· 010
Why Ironwall stopped watching how people move
Early Ironwall research told people from bots by how they move, and scored an AUC of 0.9982 on synthetic data. Grideōs set it aside for cryptographic attestation. This is why.
· 009
A signed ledger for our own claims
grideos.com now publishes its main factual claims as a hash-chained ledger signed with an Ed25519 key, with an honest status on every entry. A company that argues for provable records should keep its own that way.
· 008
Grideōs becomes an NRC IRAP client
The National Research Council's Industrial Research Assistance Program has taken us on as a client, with an assigned Industrial Technology Advisor. Client status only; no funding agreement in place.
· 007
Second place, VFC Responsible AI Adoption Challenge
A student team that Grideōs partnered with took second place in the first edition of Venture for Canada's Responsible AI Adoption Challenge, with Grideōs presenting as Project Partner. The students did the work; Grideōs held the record.
· 006
A third Venture for Canada cohort
Grideōs has been selected for the Venture for Canada student cohort program for the third time. Three cohorts of student builders have worked with Grideōs, every one of them on the record and none of them named here.
· 005
Vikas Arora joins as Co-Founder and CSO
The Grideōs strategy seat is now on the record. What Vik owns, and why the role exists before the headcount does.
· 004
Varrow takes the record into sport
The same thesis, applied where the records are about young athletes. Why provable beats recorded most where the stakes are a season, a consent, and a name that has to stay protected.
· 003
Edge verification, measured at 8.6 ms
Grideōs measured its edge verifier checking a Groth16 proof in 8.6 milliseconds. What that makes possible, and what it does not.
· 002
Spektacar moves into dealer hands
The first inspections captured in a working service lane. Notes from the bay, partners unnamed for now.
· 001
Why the record has to be provable
The founding argument, in plain language. Recorded is a claim; provable is a property.
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