DeepSensi™

Publications

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Everything DeepSensi™ claims in public is written down, referenced, and offered for attack.

Patent-pendingPublished as proof and standard, not as a technical blueprint.

Formal Reliability Analysis of Multi-Layer Deterministic Verification in Clinical AI
WP-001 · Reliability engineering. The safety case: 23 barriers per IEC 61025, worst-case bound 3.23 × 10⁻⁶, empirical NEJM CPC validation (N=301), and the Gomola Framework.
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The Flawed Yardstick: Why Static Medical Benchmarks Penalize Clinical Safety
WP-002 · Evaluation science. The Safe Triage Paradox, documented benchmark defects, and Auto-CSA validated on N=301.
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The Hyper Consilium: Human Clinicians as Scored Nodes in a Fractal AI Diagnostic Swarm
WP-003 · Diagnostic architecture. specialist agents for every discipline, dual-pathway reasoning, a unified reputation economy, and outcome-gated physician royalties.
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The Global Clinical Performance Score
WP-004 · Reputation science. An objective, bias-resistant, anti-gaming framework for physician reputation.
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Autonomous Bayesian Hypothesis Generation and Adversarial Validation
WP-005 · Autonomous research. The AutoResearcher-HYPO architecture, anchored in deterministic biological-network validation.
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Golden Horizon: AI-Mediated Compassionate Access
WP-006 · Compassionate access. Autonomous, borderless matching of patients to experimental therapies, free by architectural mandate.
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GERN: Privacy-Preserving Syndromic Surveillance from Ambient Clinical Documentation
WP-007 · Digital epidemiology. Credible early warning as a privacy-preserving by-product of clinical care.
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The Gomola Framework: A Quantitative Safety Certification Standard for Clinical AI
DSS-001 · Standard definition. Four certification levels, five auditable pillars, vendor-neutral and royalty-free.
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A Quantitative Safety Standard for Clinical AI: The DeepSensi™ Standard
Perspective. The case for graded, quantitative reliability targets in clinical AI.
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Cohort: N=301 NEJM CPC cases (2014 to 2023), development-cohort; a confirmatory study is designated. We publish the proof, the standard, and the audit. We do not publish the blueprint.