Note from founders

Rising as one of the most prominent technological advancements of recent years, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has been met with both widespread acclaim and growing concern. Benefits of GenAI include the significant reduction of computational tasks, thereby allowing for experimentation and thought to aspire without the hindrance of technological hurdles. Moreover, via agentic processes, GenAI creates unprecedented access to actionable data and analyses, thus enhancing collaboration across interdisciplinary fields. Nevertheless, as access to these powerful tools expands, GenAI simultaneously amplifies both legitimate scientific productivity and the capacity for misuse, lowering the barrier not only to discovery and innovation, but also to deception, manipulation, and corruption via the propagation of false or misleading results.Now, at this very moment, global systems, scientific, financial, environmental, and civic, are becoming increasingly overwhelmed with misinformation, opacity, and accelerated technological deployment. The lack of integrity in analytical outputs is of societal consequence and will result in devastating intellectual, physical, and economic losses.

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​​Martha & Alexander Engineering Co. was originally established in the domain of construction auditing and on-site fraud monitoring. From physical infrastructure to financial documentation, our foundation was built on the principle that processess must be examined, validated, and held accountable to objective standards. Today, that same commitment extends into the computational landscape. Martha & Alexander Engineering Co. stands committed to preserving the scientific and analytical foundations upon which critical decisions are made.​

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Using AI to audit AI is akin to stacking a house of cards; indeed, it will lead to epistemic collapse. We draw upon our expertise in engineering, mathematical modeling, scientific research, and software development to ensure a strong foundation.​