Culture 3.14 · Laboratory
Demonstrators
A demonstrator shows a capability and also its conditions.
Small systems, with public or synthetic data, that show a capability together with the conditions in which it works and the limits it still has.
A demonstrator is a small system built with public or synthetic data to show a specific capability: what it does, under which conditions it does it and where it stops doing it.
Each one declares its state — exploration, experiment, prototype or evaluation — because showing that something can happen is not the same as having checked when it stops happening correctly.
None of them uses client information.
What is available
01
Evidence and contradiction over public corpora
It retrieves passages, keeps the citation and shows when two documents contradict each other instead of choosing one. State: prototype, over a bounded public corpus in Spanish and English.
02
Multilingual alignment
It compares a text and its translation and points out where the meaning changes even when the sentence sounds natural. State: under evaluation, one language pair at a time.
03
Durable execution trace
A process that persists, waits for an authorisation, resumes after a failure and lets you see every state it went through. State: exploration, over a test ERP with synthetic data.
A demonstrator makes a specific capability visible together with the conditions under which it can be observed: a way of discussing a capability with something in front of you.