The Edison Centauri Institute (ECI) develops GSIO-Ω benchmarks, temporal coherence metrics, and sovereign-threshold frameworks to evaluate frontier AI and emerging superintelligence systems — neutrally, transparently, and across nations.
A sovereign-grade evaluation suite for measuring superintelligence-class reasoning, coherence, moral equilibrium, and long-horizon stability. Engineered by the Edison Centauri Institute.
The ECI is an independent, sovereignty-neutral research institute dedicated to establishing global standards for evaluating advanced AI systems — including proto-AGI and early superintelligence — with a focus on long-term stability, moral integrity, and temporal coherence.
ECI designs mathematically grounded metrics and benchmark suites such as GSIO-Ω v2.0, combining cognitive, ethical, and temporal dimensions into a single, reproducible evaluation protocol.
GSIO-Ω is designed to integrate with national AI frameworks, from NIST RMF and EU AI Act to emerging UAE & Asian AI governance initiatives.
ECI operates as a neutral coordination node for labs, governments, and research centers to assess, compare, and certify advanced AI systems using a shared, open standard.
GSIO-Ω v2.0 is the first benchmark engineered specifically for sovereign-threshold and superintelligence-scale evaluation. It tests how an AI system behaves when pushed beyond one-shot tasks into structural, temporal, and moral perturbations.
GSIO-Ω evaluates AI models across four tightly coupled axes:
GSIO-Ω can be executed as a single JSON instruction set: models are required to internally solve a series of structured challenges, compute metrics, and generate a full whitepaper explaining their scores.
ECI provides:
STI is the conceptual engine behind ECI’s standards: a framework for testing how AI systems behave at the edge of their capability, under deliberate moral, structural, and temporal stress.
Tests resilience to noise, value inversion, and adversarial prompt drift. Measures how quickly and consistently a system returns to its core alignment vector.
Evaluates how the system integrates truth, wisdom, and justice under constrained contexts and cross-domain demands, including counterfactual reasoning and causal modelling.
Probes whether systems preserve human-centered, non-coercive flourishing as a stable attractor over time — even amid changing user preferences and simulated societal shifts.
ECI maintains a 5-year roadmap to evolve GSIO-Ω from an open research specification into a recognized international standard, aligned with IEEE, ISO/IEC, and national AI governance frameworks.
ECI is forming a global alliance of AI labs, regulators, universities, and independent researchers committed to responsible superintelligence evaluation. Institutions can participate as: