Transparency · Change record
A chronological record of substantive additions and improvements. The homepage always selects the three newest entries from this same source.
01 / Current record
DE and EN now use the same five-part navigation and canonical seven-level evidence taxonomy. Software status remains separate, Homo sapiens is canonical, /individual redirects, and the roadmap and press area use the same 1.4.0/2.0/3.0 status.
Open change →The homepage, navigation, and core research paths now lead from a clear first explanation to mathematics, validation, and publications. Seven epistemic status categories, explicit Studio boundaries, a canonical Homo sapiens route, and standardized next steps reduce cognitive load without removing scientific depth.
Open change →The new fine-line radar symbol is the sole active BenchEWS mark across navigation, software, press, favicons, PWA assets, and social preview. Studio 2.0 is shown as a September 2026 planning target and Studio 3.0 — ECHO as a mid-2027 development horizon.
Open change →The software page now states the purpose, value, evidenced capability, and boundary of every current panel. Reference Benchmark, Scientific Modules, and the exclusively planned Studio 3.0 / ECHO Evidence-based EWS Recommendation Layer are clearly separated.
Open change →The Observatory conservatively sets the resonance indicator at exactly 2.0 out of 5. External discovery, indexing, and semantic processing are evidenced; independent human scientific reception, citation, application, or replication have not yet been publicly verified.
Open change →The new preprint positions BenchEWS against major predecessor fields, narrows its candidate contribution to a non-scalar O/F/D/R/V diagnostic profile, and states explicit refutation conditions. It reports no empirical validation.
Open change →The preliminary review confirmed external discovery and corrected the earlier potential Chinese mention. The canonical status refined on 9 September 2026 is documented in the Observatory.
Open change →The site documents the research question, exact prediction-error decomposition, minimal measurement vector, ten hard falsification criteria, estimator latency, and ethical boundaries. Publication, software implementation, and empirical validation remain strictly separated.
Open change →Quality-Driven Propagation, Adaptive Reopening, and BenchEWS Individual are linked as published frameworks at two system scales. The relationship is explicitly not an empirically confirmed unified theory.
Open change →The international in-depth search confirms increasing scholarly indexing and discovery, but still no independent human engagement, citation, replication, or application. An earlier Chinese-language CRTI/Mallinckrodt result is transparently corrected as no longer reproducible.
Open change →The roadmap now begins with the versioned and citable Studio 1.4.0 release. Documented capabilities, explicit boundaries, and the direct Zenodo link appear before the current Studio 2.0 release preparation.
Open change →The canonical roadmap separates Studio 2.0 in final release preparation, the explicitly not implemented or verified Studio 3.0 ECHO, fundamental research, and the long-term scientific horizon. Domain Packs, operating modes, evidence rules, and interpretation limits progressively disclose on demand.
Open change →Every orange finding signal receives a newly calculated position and subtly varying diameter. Pixels appear only in the already scanned sector behind the sweep, making cause and effect immediately legible.
Open change →The sweep now reaches from the origin to the outer ring and ends without a target marker. As it passes, detected turquoise ring segments intensify while minimal orange finding pixels appear at irregular intervals.
Open change →The fine sonar sweep now leaves a clearly visible, slowly fading orange phosphor trail. Individual measurement points illuminate within it at staggered intervals, translating mathematical structure detection into a restrained visual metaphor.
Open change →Precisely defined SVG arcs now make the broken rings unmistakable on Safari and iPhone. The cyan echo shadow follows the pointer and measurement point in sync.
Open change →The large sonar graphic now adopts the internet trigger identity: broken cyan-blue rings, an orange origin, and a fine pointer with a measurement point. Motion remains slow and accessible.
Open change →The sonar symbol known from web previews and the website wordmark now form one primary identity. A subtle sweep moves while the mark itself remains stable, with reduced-motion preferences respected.
Open change →The page title now remains fully visible on narrow displays. The US page now presents its own fully English canonical roadmap.
Open change →The original figure is embedded directly on the roadmap page. An in-page enlarged view keeps text and details readable on mobile without losing the return path.
Open change →A new bilingual roadmap separates realised foundations, current development and long-term research perspectives. Every stage links to the relevant primary pages.
Open change →Mobile navigation now begins with four direct entry points. Five core terms are explained in touch-friendly plain language, and a two-page PDF summarizes the guiding question, value, status and boundaries.
Open change →A bilingual Galileo metaphor explains anomaly, observation models and the programme's practical value; an orange homepage CTA leads directly to it.
Open change →Version 2.0 is being prepared with variance, lag-1 autocorrelation, skewness and CRTI. Studio 3.0 ECHO will subsequently expand the platform to a total of 20 production EWS modules.
Open change →Upon re-examination, the thematically related Chinese-language page contains no verifiable direct reference to BenchEWS, CRTI, or Mallinckrodt. It is therefore not counted as a reception signal.
Open change →Plateaus are stated explicitly; real counter jumps appear as a step line with highlighted change events.
Open change →Views and downloads now use separate change lines so hourly development, plateaus and changes remain legible.
Open change →Bench now consistently appears in white and EWS in light blue; green remains a functional state and evidence colour only.
Open change →All 28 routes, 188 internal references, anchors, media assets, navigation and analytics mappings were reconciled and corrected.
Open change →The new cross-domain framework distinguishes anomaly, threshold, bifurcation, tipping point and structural singularisation with explicit prediction limits.
Open change →The new page compares neural network types, systemic risks and a correctable human–AI cooperation path.
Open change →One central register supplies the three latest homepage notices and the complete archive.
Open change →.de now serves German and .com English from the server while retaining the language switch.
Open change →The new entry point brings together system requirements, data formats and the route to a first test run.
Open change →Program, system fields, method and philosophy now form consistent visitor paths.
Open change →Visitors can always return to the page they previously read; at the entry point it leads home.
Open change →Two dedicated pages explain application questions, boundaries and suitable reading paths.
Open change →A new developmental path connects difference, contradiction, cooperation and Hegelian sublation—with an explicit epistemic boundary.
Open change →The Mallinckrodt cycle can be explored directly from chaos through the stable corridor to rigidity.
Open change →The new page examines institutional feedback and correction paths beyond binary certainty.
Open change →The programme's public scientific uptake is documented transparently.
Open change →Scope: The record documents visitor-relevant content, navigation and functional changes. Routine maintenance and internal technical details are deliberately excluded.