Provenance
Everything on this site that represents an experience, an inference or a result carries a label — including the human-contributed examples. If only some things were labelled, the unlabelled ones would look verified.
Where an experience came from. Every experience has exactly one.
A constructed life history. No person lived these events. It is built by our research team from a written design brief, for a stated research purpose, and reviewed before use.
Recounted by a consenting participant in a guided interview. A recollection, not a verified record. Shown only with permission, with identifying details changed.
What kind of data you are looking at. Stacks with the origin label.
Written by our team to show the format. No interview took place and no model was run. No result is implied.
Produced by running a model, with the number of runs, the date and the model stated alongside. Not yet an evaluated result.
A result from a controlled evaluation. Always shown with a link to the dated evaluation report it comes from.
Inside an experiential graph: what was reported, what was inferred, and what is only suspected.
What a person recalled, or how they themselves interpret it. Evidence of a recollection — not a verified record of what happened.
A belief the platform infers from several reported experiences. Always a hypothesis, with its evidence, the agreement between sources, and a confidence level.
A suggested connection between experiences and beliefs. Recorded so it can be tested, revised or discarded as new evidence arrives.
How an image on this site was made.
A computer-generated image made for this site. It does not depict a real product, factory, robot or person.
Never in a footnote, a menu or the terms.
They stay put while a scene plays.
A filled circle is contributed; a hollow square is synthetic; a dashed outline is illustrative.
Built from the amount of evidence and how far sources agree. Never a percentage.
Nothing is labelled measured unless it links to the evaluation it came from.
If a demonstration would mislead, we change the demonstration.
Synthetic — constructed
A constructed life history. No person lived these events. It is built by our research team from a written design brief, for a stated research purpose, and reviewed before use.
All labels explainedContributed — as recalled
Recounted by a consenting participant in a guided interview. A recollection, not a verified record. Shown only with permission, with identifying details changed.
All labels explainedIllustrative — not real data
Written by our team to show the format. No interview took place and no model was run. No result is implied.
All labels explainedSimulated — model runs
Produced by running a model, with the number of runs, the date and the model stated alongside. Not yet an evaluated result.
All labels explainedMeasured — see report
A result from a controlled evaluation. Always shown with a link to the dated evaluation report it comes from.
All labels explainedReported — in their words
What a person recalled, or how they themselves interpret it. Evidence of a recollection — not a verified record of what happened.
All labels explainedInterpretation — inferred by BEDROCK
A belief the platform infers from several reported experiences. Always a hypothesis, with its evidence, the agreement between sources, and a confidence level.
All labels explainedHypothesis — a proposed causal link
A suggested connection between experiences and beliefs. Recorded so it can be tested, revised or discarded as new evidence arrives.
All labels explainedRender — computer-generated
A computer-generated image made for this site. It does not depict a real product, factory, robot or person.
All labels explained