The fastest way to reach the project is email at [email protected].
Researchers are welcome, and collaboration is the point of publishing the architecture openly. Useful first emails contain a link to the paper, preprint, or repository you want to discuss, and one sentence on the question you want to test. The project’s pre-registered comparisons are the template, so proposals that name a measure and a falsifiable prediction get the fastest answers. The architecture page documents the current system, and the researcher database shows who is already covered.
Sponsors pay for the compute and the hours behind the pre-registered tests. Tiers and what they fund live on the sponsor page. Questions before committing can come to the same email address.
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Press questions about the project’s findings, the consoles, or the researcher database go to the same email. Write “press” in the subject line so routing is fast.