Stardate SIML: A Common Beat, a Shared Reference
A reproducible exploration of shared calendars, observer differences, and the assumptions behind a common reference.
THE RESEARCH COLLECTION
Simulation, intelligence, and the systems that connect them. Papers, technical notes, experiments, and the ideas behind the work.
11 records in the collection
A reproducible exploration of shared calendars, observer differences, and the assumptions behind a common reference.
Studying when delayed information changes the behavior of interconnected systems.
A lab experiment coupling a one-bit surprise gate to a frozen latent planner.
An archived essay on symbolic feedback loops, meaning, and human interaction with language models.
A technical reading of predictive video representations and their relevance to embodied simulation.
The original lab launch, retained as a record of how the research direction began and changed.
The philosophical record behind SIML, published under the name The Operator.
The early SIML paper on memory-constrained agents, prediction error, and the Free Energy Principle.
An early embodied-agent demonstration exploring adaptive memory and prediction in a simulated world.
A national-security framework organized around energy efficiency, essential resources, and embodiment.
A sensor-fusion architecture connecting multiple inputs to a shared representation of changing situations.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION
Research changes. Each record preserves its source, date, credits, and publication status. Historical work stays visible alongside current investigations, with the distinction made explicit.
Richard Everts, publishing as The Operator