Research and development
AI, machine learning, memory, neural architectures, and cognitive systems.
Research foundation · Gdańsk, Poland
OSFORYOU Future Intelligence advances evidence-centred artificial intelligence — systems with memory, measurable uncertainty, human control, and the ability to abstain when evidence is insufficient.
Our question
How do we build AI systems whose answers and actions can be traced, tested, and defended?
Mission
We study architectures, procedures, and standards that help AI distinguish evidence from conjecture, preserve information provenance, and return decisions to humans when risk exceeds defined boundaries.
Statutory scope
The programme reflects the foundation’s statutory purposes: from foundational AI research to its impact on institutions, energy, and climate.
AI, machine learning, memory, neural architectures, and cognitive systems.
AI Safety, Trustworthy AI, ethics, and accountable autonomous systems.
Technology education and research into AI’s impact on work, the economy, and institutions.
European technological, digital, and institutional capacity.
Technologies supporting energy transition and sustainable development.
Research programme
We do not measure progress by feature count. We measure the quality of evidence, control of risk, and a system’s ability to stop.
Source grounding, measurable uncertainty, citations, and abstention when evidence is insufficient.
Memory with provenance, controlled forgetting, and a clear boundary between fact and hypothesis.
Autonomy constrained by policy, human approval, auditability, and fail-closed controls.
AI’s impact on law, work, and institutions, with European control over data and infrastructure.
Responsible AI for energy transition, emissions reduction, and sustainable development.
Governance
The foundation is at an early stage of development. It currently has a one-person Management Board, with founder Tomasz Bömersbach serving as President. We do not present future structures as if they already existed.
Structure and representation↗From research to application
The foundation develops methods and standards. KLNR translates them into legal, business, and social systems where evidence matters more than assertion.
Understand the KLNR relationship↗Transparency
As of 16 July 2026, the foundation is funded solely by its founder. We currently have no grants or external sources of funding.
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We welcome researchers, universities, civil society organisations, and technical teams to discuss validation, replication, and future grant consortia.
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