Wisdom Science studies whether AI systems improve after experience, failure, feedback, perturbation, and
recovery, rather than only measuring first-attempt capability.
Chinese positioning: larger parameters are not the endpoint of AI deployment. What is missing is reliable
action: evidence, memory, recovery after failure, workflow, proportion, governance, and replay.
Evidence is not a paragraph that supports a claim. A high-risk AI claim should compile into a machine-readable receipt with provenance, replay, boundary, and failure cases.
Daily public notes, runnable slices, review-safe freezes, and decision-after replication packages keep the project open without disturbing submissions.
Simulation makes failure cheap enough to study, but real deployment still needs sensor fusion, transfer checks, replay logs, and strict claim boundaries.