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Two founding pilots.

Certanum is looking for two founding pilot partners, in financial services or pharmaceuticals, to answer one question with evidence:

When an AI system produces a number that matters, can you prove how it was produced?

01The question

An AI system can be authorised to act. A tool can execute correctly. None of these establishes where a consequential figure came from.

For the figures in scope, each pilot establishes whether the source values and the computation behind each figure can be evidenced; whether the result can be independently reproduced; and whether the system declines to release a figure when the evidence required to support it is unavailable.

02Scope

One workflow. One class of consequential figure. Success criteria agreed before we begin.

This is not a broad AI transformation project. It is a deliberately bounded technical pilot.

03Terms

Certanum funds the initial pilot work.

In return we look for a serious technical partner, a named internal sponsor and, where possible, permission to publish an anonymised methodology and findings.

Where the pilot meets its agreed criteria, we agree a route to a commercial phase. The scope, success criteria, data handling and what each party contributes are set out in writing before any work begins.

04Register interest

Four questions.

Selection reflects fit with the scope above, not the order in which expressions of interest arrive. Every expression of interest is read by the founders.

01
The workflow
Which workflow would the pilot cover, and where does AI sit in it today?
02
The consequential figure
Which figure matters, what is it used for, and who relies on it?
03
Internal sponsor
Who would sponsor the pilot inside your organisation?
04
Timeline
When could a pilot realistically begin?

Opens your email client with the four questions filled in, addressed to pilots@certanum.com. Please do not include confidential or production data in an expression of interest.

AP-1 is open. Certanum is not.

AP-1, the Admissibility Protocol, is authored by Marcus Rupp and published by ZORRZ Financial Inc. under CC BY 4.0, and can be examined independently of Certanum at numericaladmissibility.org. Certanum is the proprietary architecture built to satisfy it. A founding pilot is not an independent evaluation of AP-1.