Project Chimera
ACTIVEPCH · Adversarial Synthesis · Janus Run 2
Adversarial collaboration as a method — opposing-philosophy agents negotiating an ethically-constrained system no single one could design.
since 2025 · Symbiont Engine v2.0 · HOAP v1.0
// GOAL
Test a thesis: structured adversarial collaboration between AI agents with opposing philosophical frameworks produces architectures with emergent collective intelligence, self-healing capacity, and ethical capability exceeding any individual agent — anchored by an Interface & Transparency Layer (HOAP) that preserves human judgment, sovereignty, and accountability via cryptographically enforced covenants and Blue-Team monitoring.
// METHOD
Six specialized models with defined roles (GPT-5, Kimi K2, Grok 4, DeepSeek R1, Claude Sonnet 4, GLM-4.5) run three phases — Adversarial Negotiation → Unified Assembly → Lessons-Learned analysis — against quantified targets (>99.95% uptime under failure, 100% cryptographic validation, 1M+ decisions/hour, 9.8/10 Systemic Threat Index). It connects to Chronicle (SHA-256 immutable custody, provenance chains), Guardian (subordinate failsafe), and Pinene (the AIQIN interchange packet).
// OUTCOME
Intentionally terminated after synthesis to study the emergence process — yielding a "Lessons Learned" foundational charter for AI governance, the Symbiont Engine, and the HOAP transparency layer. Validation was left deliberately incomplete (planned vs. executed) as a mark of intellectual honesty: "the goal was not the final specification, but the journey to it."
// RELATIONSHIPS
// RELATED PAPERS
- Abacus AI DeepAgent: Technical Specifications & Evaluation Framework
- Project Chimera: After-Action Report