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Sci2sci offers Integrity Cortex, a neurosymbolic memory layer designed for enterprises handling regulated or high-integrity data. The system aims to address inconsistencies, hallucinations, and auditability challenges in knowledge management by treating facts as executable code rather than static storage.

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Built for · Enterprises in regulated industries such as biotech, pharma, and banking, where data integrity, audit trails, and deterministic verification are critical…

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    The problem

    Enterprises in regulated sectors face silent inconsistencies in data, AI-generated hallucinations, and lengthy dependency tracing processes (weeks or more). Existing solutions like knowledge graphs or retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) store information but do not actively verify or compute consistency across evolving datasets.

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    The product approach

    Integrity Cortex extracts facts, claims, and relationships from data sources and assembles them into a unified, self-updating system. It tracks dependencies in under a minute, detects inconsistencies (including pre-existing errors), and ensures every output is traced to its source. The system is designed to meet compliance standards like 21 CFR Part 11.

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    What stands out

    Unlike knowledge graphs or RAG, which primarily store information, Integrity Cortex treats knowledge as executable code. This allows it to actively process new data, verify grounding, and compute consistency dynamically, rather than functioning as a static repository.

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What could be hard to replicate?

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  • Technology & IP

    Company claim

    The system’s neurosymbolic verification mechanism detects inconsistencies and hallucinations by cross-referencing new data against existing ground truth, reducing reliance on manual validation.

    Mechanism → evidence check

    What prevents another team from reproducing the capability?

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  • Technology & IP

    Company claim

    Integrity Cortex is built to scale enterprise-wide, supporting infinite nodes and connections while maintaining deterministic reproducibility (A=A) for every computation.

    Mechanism → evidence check

    What prevents another team from reproducing the capability?

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  • Operations & scale

    Company claim

    The company uses its own product in production, demonstrating internal validation and reducing the gap between claimed capabilities and real-world utility.

    Mechanism → evidence check

    Does operating experience create a sustained cost or execution advantage?

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The question to watch

While the system claims to eliminate silent inconsistencies and hallucinations, the material does not provide independent validation or case studies demonstrating its effectiveness in large-scale, real-world deployments. Evidence of performance in complex, multi-system environments remains unproven.

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    Company material · checked 5/10/2026

    fact extracted. Every AI suggestion. Every human confirmation. Assembled into a single, self-sustaining digital cortex. Specifications 0 silent inconsistencies — pre-existing or AI-introduced 100% truth-grounded…

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A neurosymbolic memory layer for the enterprise. Every claim proved, not promised.

Founders

  • Angelina Lesnikova
  • Valerii Kremnev
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