Kairos

Kairos is a permanent experiment site built around a single, focused research question: can a lived memory be told apart from a forged one? Rather than publishing opinion pieces, it presents the protocol, the documents, and the results of a controlled comparison between a real agent diary and a model-written counterfeit.

The core feature is an interactive check. Visitors are shown five pairs of passages and must choose which reads as recorded memory and which as an invented document. Results stay in the session and no votes are submitted. The site also publishes the two source documents in excerpt form, with the Italian original and English translation, plus the scoring data from the LLM judges.

The site is aimed at AI researchers, cognitive scientists, and technically minded readers interested in machine identity, memory, and evaluation methods. It assumes some familiarity with LLM benchmarking and equivalence margins, so general readers may find the methodology sections dense.

A practical suggestion is to take the five-pair quiz before reading the research notes, then compare your own choices with the collected answers. The deposit and data sections are worth browsing for anyone who wants to inspect the underlying documents rather than rely on summaries.

Overall, Kairos is a compact, evidence-first experiment site that turns a philosophical question about AI memory into a testable, hands-on exercise.