Global leaderboards
Compete with a worldwide community.
Free practice requires no research participation.
Cash-prize entry would require agreement to research data collection and commercial use.
AI teams would commission studies and license quality-checked learning records, game environments and human evaluations. Their questions would guide new games.
Initial funding and event sponsorship would support early competitions.
Research revenue would fund free access, new games, operations and prizes.
Identity and prize-payment details would stay separate from research deliveries. Research enrollment is not active. Cash-prize events are in development.
KeepRI brings learning and competition together to strengthen independent judgment.
Compete with a worldwide community.
Rewards for learning and competition.
AI research with separate consent.
Independent judgment is essential to a society shaped by AI.
People must be able to evaluate evidence, question recommendations and take responsibility for decisions. AI should inform that judgment without replacing it.
Learning requires people to test ideas, assess alternatives and revise their decisions.
KeepRI pairs challenges with feedback so players can develop their judgment without AI supplying answers.
Our vision combines global leaderboards with significant prizes for learning and competition.
Public leaderboards, tournaments and funded cash-prize events are in development.
We believe AI research needs more data on how people learn and exercise judgment.
With separate consent, we plan to capture attempts, feedback and revisions to support AI training and evaluation.
Free practice remains available without research participation. Cash-prize entrants would agree to research collection and commercial use before competing.
The research program is in development. Research enrollment is not active in the closed beta.
AI teams would license human learning data and commission targeted collections.
Research revenue would help fund free access, new challenges and significant prizes.
We’re developing human learning datasets for AI training and evaluation. We plan to study how motivated participants explore problems, respond to feedback and revise decisions.
AI teams would license these datasets and commission targeted collections, gathered with separate participant consent.
Versioned rules, controlled variants, scoring and replay for reproducible studies.
In development.
Actions, feedback, assistance and outcomes across attempts, recorded with separate participant consent.
In development.
Human baselines for learning, error recovery and adaptation, with documented conditions and quality controls.
In development.
Prize entrants would agree to research collection and commercial use. Free practice stays separate.