Cryogenic wiring in the Advanced Quantum Testbed dilution refrigerator at Berkeley Lab
Quantum hardware / context photographAdvanced Quantum Testbed / Berkeley Lab

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Intelligence evolves.
Trust must endure.

Two AI research roles explore migration failures, propose repairs, and build a memory of what survives verification.

Two AI roles. Fixed verification. Lasting evidence.
AI-assisted post-quantum transition researchExplore the mission

When the keys change,
who keeps control?

The world will change how it proves identity.
Trust needs a way through.

A signature can still be genuine after its key loses power. A failed upgrade can reopen an old door. EVORPH studies these moments of transition.

Our mission: help digital identity, authority, and ownership survive the shift to post-quantum cryptography.

Why this matters now
LEGACY KEYProof of the past
POST-QUANTUM KEYAuthority in the present

Two minds.
One evolving defense.

One searches for the failure.
One works on the repair.
Every advance must earn its place.

Allowedeventssign → hold → migrate → delivermigrate → bad proof → fallbackdeliver → commit → replaySCHEMATIC / BOUNDED TEST GENERATION

SEEKER

Find the blind spot.

Reorders events, probes forbidden fallback, and turns a complex failure into a case we can reproduce.

candidate_handler(request)require valid_signaturerequire active_keyrequire current_epochrequire unused_nonceFixed checksSCHEMATIC / CANDIDATE, THEN ACCEPTANCE

KEEPER

Make the lesson last.

Proposes a bounded repair, keeps legitimate access working, and carries accepted methods into the next round.

A fixed verification kernel decides. Algorithms, permission rules, and acceptance criteria stay outside the agents’ control.

How we build it

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    Public statements are distinct from program observations. Internal model reasoning is not published here. Explore the first chapter

    It doesn’t just run.
    It builds a memory.

    Evolution means inherited methods
    with inspectable evidence.
    Progress is never assumed.

    Every verified failure
    changes what comes next.

    What actually evolves Illustrative method lineage
    THE STARTING POINT

    A method with a blind spot.

    The current handler trusts the signature. It misses the fact that the signer’s authority has ended.

    THE CHALLENGE

    A failure we can replay.

    A delayed request exposes the gap. Its sequence and origin become part of a traceable research record.

    THE INHERITANCE

    A lesson future versions must face.

    An accepted repair gains a parent, a test, and a history. The challenge becomes a regression the next applicable version must still pass.

    Actual recorded experiment / PROBE–03
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    Fixed local cryptographic checks.
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    Open evidence

    The idea is bold.
    The method is open.

    What we are. Why the transition matters. How two AI roles turn a challenge into a testable result.

    Read the EVORPH docs

    Give evolution
    a reason to happen.

    A contribution is a challenge that changes the research: a new failure, a sharper reproduction, or an independently checked result.

    How contributions are recognized

    Start with a challenge.

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