Blog

8 posts

  • FeaturedOpinion

    AI Safety Needs Startups

    Why the best way to deploy safety at scale might be to sell it.

    Lysander Mawby

  • Research

    Quantisation - a Market Paradigm Shift

    Why quantisation matters for token-efficient AI, and how Telluvian uses open-weight models to detect hallucinations.

    Benedict Mullins

  • Engineering

    Is Your AI Hallucinating?

    How our white-box proxy model gives you a per-token hallucination score, including exactly what it costs.

    Adam Pattenden

  • Opinion

    Why AI Companies Will Have to Embrace Manifold Learning

    Why manifold learning matters for AI companies, from the manifold hypothesis to intrinsic dimensionality in transformer hidden states.

    Benedict Mullins

  • Engineering

    AI Portal

    Why AI inference costs keep rising despite falling token prices, and how mechanistic interpretability techniques like routing and prompt compression can cut them without sacrificing quality.

    Adam Pattenden

  • Research

    The Two-Neighbour Method: How to Measure a Dataset’s “True” Dimensions

    How many intrinsic dimensions does your data really have? An introduction to twoNN and what it reveals about a transformer's residual stream.

    Adam Pattenden

  • Research

    What is Mechanistic Interpretability?

    Modern large language models are immense black boxes, yet they still represent internal features in a standard way we can begin to understand.

    Adam Pattenden

  • Engineering

    How We Detect AI Hallucinations in Real-Time

    Learn about the technical approach behind Scanf's real-time hallucination detection, including probing classifiers, activation analysis, and token-level confidence scoring.

    Lysander Mawby