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## Inference Labs
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### Auditable Autonomy for ML Engineers
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Autonomous models make real-world decisions, but their inferences are not verifiable.
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Humans rely on cryptographic identity to secure access, payments, and accountability. ML systems lack a standard way to prove what a model computed, how it was executed, or whether an output has been tampered with.
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**Inference Labs builds verification primitives for machine learning.**
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We pioneered **Auditable Autonomy**, a research-driven framework that brings cryptographic verification to model inference. Our **Proof of Inference** approach makes every forward pass, agent decision, and workflow execution independently verifiable, while preserving IP through **veiled model weights and biases**.
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On this page you will find:
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- Research on verifiable and auditable inference
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- Benchmarks for integrity, performance, and overhead
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- Models and reference implementations with built-in verification
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- Tools for protecting proprietary weights and biases
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- Experiments for deploying ML in adversarial and regulated environments
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Verification becomes a first-class primitive for ML systems, enabling trustworthy deployment at scale.
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