Clarity-MK-Alpha
Clarity-MK-Alpha is WeMake's experimental multimodal AI model designed for knowledge-intensive tasks that require synthesis of multimodal inputs with advanced retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). As an "alpha" release, it serves as both a functional perception and retrieval agent in the Clarity ecosystem and a research platform for developing the future Clarity-MK-1, which will incorporate privacy-preserving technologies like Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) or Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC).
Overview
Model Description and Purpose
Clarity-MK-Alpha represents WeMake's frontier research into multimodal knowledge processing, specifically designed for:
- Multimodal content analysis across text, images, documents, and structured data
- Knowledge-intensive tasks requiring external information retrieval and synthesis
- Complex document understanding including PDFs, reports, and multimedia content
- Research and development applications requiring comprehensive information processing
- Preparation platform for privacy-preserving AI technologies
The "MK-Alpha" designation indicates:
- M: Multimodal processing capabilities
- K: Knowledge-intensive specialization with RAG integration
- Alpha: Experimental release for research, development, and early enterprise adoption
Architecture Overview
Clarity-MK-Alpha combines cutting-edge multimodal and retrieval technologies:
- Multimodal Fusion: Advanced integration of text, visual, and structured data processing
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG): Dynamic knowledge retrieval and synthesis
- Experimental Privacy Framework: Foundation architecture for future FHE/SMPC integration
- Modular Design: Flexible architecture supporting diverse knowledge-intensive applications
- Research Platform: Extensible framework for privacy-preserving AI development
Future Evolution Path
Clarity-MK-Alpha serves as the development foundation for Clarity-MK-1, which will feature:
- Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE): Computation on encrypted data without decryption
- Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC): Joint inference without revealing inputs
- Enterprise Privacy Solutions: Advanced privacy-preserving AI for sensitive business applications
- Timeline: Development roadmap aligned with enterprise privacy requirements and technological maturity
Intended Uses and Limitations
Primary Use Cases
- Multimodal document analysis including PDFs, presentations, and reports
- Research and intelligence gathering requiring comprehensive information synthesis
- Complex data integration across diverse information sources and formats
- Knowledge discovery from large, heterogeneous datasets
- Perception and retrieval tasks within orchestrated AI workflows
- Privacy-preserving AI research and development
Recommended Applications
- Legal document review and analysis
- Financial report analysis and market research
- Scientific literature review and synthesis
- Regulatory compliance documentation analysis
- Competitive intelligence and market analysis
- Integration with WeMake's Clarity Orchestrator for complex multimodal workflows
Alpha Release Limitations
- Experimental Status: Performance and capabilities under active development
- Limited Production Readiness: Recommended for research and pilot applications
- Privacy Features: FHE/SMPC capabilities not yet implemented (planned for MK-1)
- Resource Requirements: Higher computational demands than production-optimized models
- API Stability: Interface may evolve based on research findings and user feedback
Technical Limitations
- Processing Complexity: Longer processing times for comprehensive multimodal analysis
- Resource Intensive: Requires significant computational resources for optimal performance
- Domain Specificity: Optimized for European business and research contexts
- Integration Complexity: May require specialized implementation for complex use cases
Out-of-Scope Uses
- High-volume, simple text processing (use Clarity-MX-2 instead)
- Pure reasoning tasks without multimodal components (use Clarity-MR-1)
- Real-time applications requiring immediate responses
- Production-critical systems requiring guaranteed stability
- Applications requiring current FHE/SMPC capabilities (available in future MK-1)
Training Data Overview
Multimodal Data Sources
- Academic Publications: Multimodal research papers with text, figures, and tables
- Business Documents: European enterprise documents across multiple formats
- Technical Documentation: Engineering, scientific, and regulatory materials
- Multimedia Datasets: Curated collections of text-image-data combinations
- Knowledge Bases: Structured and semi-structured information repositories
Data Characteristics
- Modality Coverage: Text, images, tables, charts, and structured data formats
- Language Focus: European languages with emphasis on technical and business terminology
- Domain Breadth: Cross-industry knowledge with depth in key European sectors
- Quality Standards: Expert-validated multimodal examples and knowledge relationships
- Privacy Compliance: GDPR-aligned data collection and processing methodologies
Knowledge Integration
- RAG Training: Extensive training on retrieval and synthesis tasks
- Cross-Modal Reasoning: Development of multimodal understanding and correlation capabilities
- Knowledge Graph Integration: Training with structured knowledge representations
- Dynamic Retrieval: Optimization for real-time information retrieval and integration
Ethical Data Practices
- Multimodal Privacy: Comprehensive PII removal across all data modalities
- Consent and Licensing: Appropriate permissions for all training materials
- Bias Assessment: Evaluation across modalities, domains, and cultural contexts
- Research Ethics: Adherence to academic and industry research standards
- Future Privacy Preparation: Data practices designed for FHE/SMPC compatibility
Performance Metrics
Multimodal Capabilities
- Cross-Modal Understanding: TBA
- Document Comprehension: TBA
- Knowledge Synthesis: TBA
- Retrieval Accuracy: TBA
- Multimodal Reasoning: TBA
Knowledge-Intensive Performance
- Information Retrieval: TBA
- Synthesis Quality: TBA
- Factual Accuracy: TBA
- Source Attribution: TBA
- Update Responsiveness: TBA
Experimental Metrics
- Research Utility: TBA
- Privacy Framework: TBA
- Scalability: TBA
- Innovation Potential: TBA
Comparative Performance
- vs. GPT-4V: TBA
- vs. Google Gemini Pro: TBA
- vs. Anthropic Claude: TBA
- Research Advantage: TBA
Ethical Considerations
Alignment with WeMake Ethics Policy
Clarity-MK-Alpha development exemplifies WeMake's commitment to ethical AI:
- Research Transparency: Open documentation of experimental capabilities and limitations
- Privacy by Design: Architecture prepared for advanced privacy-preserving technologies
- Responsible Innovation: Careful development of frontier AI capabilities
- Human Oversight: Mandatory human supervision for experimental AI applications
- Ethical Research: Adherence to responsible AI research and development practices
Multimodal Ethics
- Content Integrity: Accurate representation and analysis of multimodal information
- Bias Mitigation: Assessment and correction across all supported modalities
- Privacy Protection: Enhanced privacy measures for sensitive multimodal data
- Consent and Attribution: Proper handling of intellectual property and content rights
Experimental Responsibilities
- Alpha Disclosure: Clear communication of experimental status and limitations
- Research Ethics: Adherence to academic and industry research standards
- User Safety: Protective measures for users of experimental AI capabilities
- Feedback Integration: Responsible incorporation of user feedback and research findings
Privacy-Preserving AI Ethics
- Future Privacy: Ethical framework for FHE/SMPC implementation in MK-1
- Data Sovereignty: Respect for organizational and individual data control
- Encryption Ethics: Responsible development of privacy-preserving AI technologies
- Transparency Balance: Maintaining explainability while preserving privacy
Environmental and Social Impact
- Research Efficiency: Optimized experimental processes to minimize resource waste
- Sustainable Innovation: Environmental considerations in frontier AI development
- Social Benefit: Focus on applications with positive societal impact
- Responsible Deployment: Careful consideration of experimental AI societal implications
Usage Instructions
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- WeMake API access with experimental model permissions
- Understanding of alpha release limitations and experimental nature
- Appropriate security configurations for research/pilot applications
- Multimodal input preparation capabilities
Basic Implementation
# Example API integration for multimodal analysis (Python)
import requests
import base64
api_endpoint = "https://api.wemake.cx/clarity-mk-alpha"
headers = {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY",
"Content-Type": "application/json"
}
# Multimodal input example
with open("document.pdf", "rb") as f:
document_data = base64.b64encode(f.read()).decode()
payload = {
"prompt": "Analyze this quarterly report and identify key financial trends and risks",
"multimodal_inputs": {
"document": {
"type": "pdf",
"data": document_data
}
},
"retrieval_enabled": True,
"analysis_depth": "comprehensive",
"max_tokens": 3072,
"temperature": 0.3
}
response = requests.post(api_endpoint, json=payload, headers=headers)
result = response.json()
Configuration Parameters
- Temperature: TBA
- Max Tokens: TBA
- Analysis Depth: TBA
- Retrieval Enabled: TBA
- Multimodal Processing: TBA
- Privacy Mode: TBA