What these numbers do and don't say
Signpost tallies and claim counts are a snapshot generated Jul 23, 2026 — 3 days ago, and are out of date. They are read from the downloadable export bundle below, which is refreshed by commit, not continuously. The scorecard above is read live. Where the two disagree, the live figure at /api/v1/public/ai-compute/track-record is authoritative.
Withdrawn resolution criteria: 78 across 46 open calls. On 2026-07-25 we withdrew 78 machine-checkable resolution criteria across 46 open calls, before any of them resolved. Most were sigma-anomaly tests over hourly US grid demand — a comparison that cannot separate the claim being tested from summer air-conditioning load and the daily demand cycle. Two independent errors: the criteria had no stable operating characteristic (one pair's confirming side would have fired on 0.44% of scans measured on 2026-07-10 and 11.65% on 2026-07-25, with the falsifying side moving the opposite way, on an unchanged thesis), and a "3 sigma" criterion scanned hourly for 30 days offers 526 chances to fire, so it has roughly a 51% chance of firing on noise alone against the 0.135% its label implies. The affected calls remain open and visible; they are not scored, and they stay in the denominator. The withdrawal rule is arithmetic that was available on the day each criterion was sealed, was applied to every criterion that failed it regardless of which way it was trending, and was recorded while the resolution monitors were disabled — so the sealed record shows the withdrawals preceded any outcome.