Hi everyone, I'm Sean, founder of NextEleven. The long-term goal for Humanity Grid is to let people contribute spare computing power to carefully defined research, with results that other people can inspect. This first release is a local reviewer toolkit. You can verify the 43 artifacts in the frozen example, compare replicate score files, and replay the evidence trail into Witness. Observed records, inferences, and model-generated text stay separate. The browser interface lets you preview cause and resource preferences; those settings reset on reload and do not use your hardware. The example contains two specified local Vina runs over six compounds. Reanalysis and record replay do not establish an independently reproduced experiment, a drug discovery, or biological efficacy. The native volunteer client and distributed network are still unfinished. I'd love help from developers and research collaborators: try the reviewer path, tell me where the setup or evidence trail is confusing, and help us define an independent Proof B before it runs. Start here: https://github.com/seanebones-la... The code is MIT licensed. The preserved evidence files keep their source-specific terms.

Humanity Grid

Review local experiments with an inspectable evidence trail

Review local experiments with an inspectable evidence trail