Tomorrow (30 October) we have the pleasure of presenting our research at the EU-Japan AI Bridge Event (link to: lu.ma/uk2s3jl2). Our Lead ML Engineer, Andrey Filchenkov, will talk about "​General Intelligence from First Principles." We'll also have a table. If you're

“We do not need to scale data to get new capabilities. Instead we have intellectual capabilities already encoded in how we decompose the process, how we run the inference.” Last month, Noeon Research’s Chief Scientist Andrey Filchenkov presented a talk at the EU-Japan AI Bridge

Our colleagues Blaine William Rogers and @greggelfond will be attending NeurIPS Conference next week. Reach out to them if you'd like to grab a coffee and learn more about #NoeonResearch, and our new, general-purpose white-box architecture. See you soon at NeurIPS! #NeurIPS2024 #AGI

Our Research Scientist Gregory Gelfond is at AAAI next week--he'll be participating in a panel at the AAAI 2025 Bridge Programme: "Explainable AI, Energy and Critical Infrastructure Systems". Come say "hi"!

Our Research Engineer, German Magai (German Magai), published a Medium article last week providing an overview of “Sheaf theory: from deep geometry to deep learning.” You can read German's breakdown of the recent paper by Ayzenberg, Gebhart, Magai, and Solomadin here:

We took a deep dive into Sheaves in our latest blog post "Sheaf Theory: From Deep Geometry to Deep Learning": noeon.ai/blog/sheaf-the… Recently our researchers Anton Ayzenberg and German Magai (German Magai) in collaboration with Thomas Gebhart at the University of Minnesota and

We are proud to back TAIS 2025 happening this Saturday, April 12th, 2025. The day will be full with poster sessions, and talks by Ryota Kanai Ryota Kanai, and Adam Gleave Adam Gleave. Join us and participate in conversations that could help shape a safer future for AI! Doors open at

Next week, our Research Engineer, Denis Sevostyanov (Denis Sevostyanov) will attend the Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation #PLDI2025. He'll be happy to talk with you about Noeon's approach towards an alternative architecture for transparent, white-box

Our Research Scientist, Daniel Rogozin, has published a new paper: "Term Assignment and Categorical Models for Intuitionistic Linear Logic with Subexponentials".  This work represents a significant step toward developing next-generation knowledge representation languages that

Our research scientist Daniel Rogozin recently published "A Walk Through L" – an essay on the mathematical foundations of knowledge representation, analyzed through innovative applications of linear logic and category theory. In his essay, Daniel: -Suggests Cocteau categories

Daniel is presenting a contributed talk on his newest paper at the British Logic Colloquium (Sept 10-12th)!  Read it on ArXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2507.12360 See you at the University of Manchester, Alan Turing Building 12th September from 12:00 - 12:30!

Our researcher Grigory Kondyrev coauthored a new paper together with David Spivak David Spivak. "The Compact Double Category Int(Poly*) Models Control Flow and Data Transformations" provides a categorical operad that simultaneously captures the behavior of data and control

What if you could see why your code breaks? In our newest blog post, we examine the recent paper published by Noeon's own Grigory Kondyrev and co-authored by David Spivak David Spivak: Int(Poly*)—a unified framework that visualizes the hidden interplay between control flow