Research

Research

ZeroModel is not a judge, detector, or model. It is a deterministic artifactization layer over outputs those systems already produce.

The research program starts with one question:

Can deterministic Visual Policy Map artifacts improve inspection of AI traces compared with scalar dashboards, raw tables, or narrative JSON reports?

Priority lanes:

  1. Agent trajectory and provenance — traces, tools, memory, evidence, intermediate claims, final answers.
  2. RAG hallucination and grounding — claim/source/span support and citation-risk maps.
  3. Training and continuous evaluation — tracker telemetry, checkpoint progress, regression safety, and evaluator drift.
  4. LLM-as-judge reliability — disagreement, consistency, rubric failure, and human agreement surfaces.
  5. AI observability — model/eval/infrastructure telemetry as one artifact surface.

Start with Agent Trajectories as Visual Artifacts.

Jul 12, 2026 Claim Boundary

The site can be ambitious without pretending the research is finished.

Jul 12, 2026 Agent Trajectories as Visual Artifacts

The first research lane: turn agent steps, evidence, tool calls, memory, claims, and risks into deterministic inspection maps.