Research you can read, with the evidence in view.
This is the home of Acastus Intelligence reports that have been deliberately approved for public release. Each one shows its sources, its methodology and what it could not establish.
No reports are published yet.
No report has been approved for publication so far. When one is, it will appear here under its category. Nothing is shown until it has been reviewed.
Categories
Technology
Research on technologies, standards and how they compare.
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Artificial intelligence
Research on AI methods, systems and their documented limits.
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Science
Literature-based questions across the sciences.
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Computing
Research on computing concepts, platforms and practice.
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Business
Research on markets, organisations and economics.
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Education
Research on learning, teaching and educational tools.
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Software
Research on software, tools and engineering practice.
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Hardware
Research on components, devices and how they compare.
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The anatomy of a published report.
Every published page follows the same structure, modelled on the reports the Windows app produces.
Title and summary
A descriptive title and a short summary of what the research found.
Publication date
When the report was published, and when it was last updated.
Findings
The answer, organised by sub-question, with citations that point to the sources.
Sources
Every source referenced, with a link to the original page and, where known, its publication and retrieval dates.
Methodology
How the question was investigated and how claims were checked.
Limitations
What the research could not establish, clearly labelled.
Related research and sharing
Links to related published reports and to share the page.
Only what was deliberately approved.
- A report is published here only after a person at Astrix has deliberately reviewed and approved it for public release.
- Nothing is ever published automatically, and private research that users run in their own accounts is never published.
- Published pages contain the report only: no private prompts, user identifiers, internal logs or authentication tokens.
- Every page lists its sources, its methodology and its limitations.