Independent program for the thermodynamic observation of generative systems.
NeoMundi Research develops and publishes a runtime cartography of generative artificial intelligence services deployed worldwide. NeoMundi Research measures certain observable signals of stability, drift, and behavior under informational load in defined experimental conditions.
Press Resources
Press Releases
May 17, 2025 – NeoMundi publishes the first open comparative thermodynamic cartography of major generative AI systems
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May 17, 2025 – NeoMundi develops a signal capable of reducing up to 70% of the informational cost of AI responses
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The following resources are available to journalists, researchers, and institutional partners:
- Press releases
- Runtime cartographies
- Runtime Stability Rating™ visuals
- Public methodology
- Technical publications
- Versioned datasets
- Screenshots and experimental demonstrators
Editorial Position
NeoMundi Research does not develop a moral rating system for AIs.
The association publishes reproducible, documented, and versioned runtime observations in an open publication logic.
The objective is to make visible certain behaviors of generative systems in production:
- stability,
- drift,
- dispersion,
- critical regimes,
- comparative signatures.
Recent Publications
Cartography V1 – April 2026
First public wave of comparative observation of commercial generative services.
Runtime Stability Rating™
Comparative scale of observed runtime stability under defined experimental conditions.
Murmuration / Buckyball
Experimental demonstrators of multi-agent collective stability.
Downloads
- Press release (PDF)
- NeoMundi Research logo
- Cartography screenshots
- Runtime Stability Rating™
- GitHub and Zenodo links
Press Contact
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- Media resources
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A Public Observation Infrastructure
The thermodynamic cartography is a continuous program of public observation of generative systems.