The Research Agenda defines what the Institute is deliberately working on, and equally important, what it is not pursuing.
This boundary allows research, engineering, and product development to move forward without conceptual drift.
This agenda covers a rolling horizon of 12 to 24 months.
How natural language can be constrained, structured, and translated into deterministic execution units.
How authority, responsibility, and escalation boundaries can be enforced before execution.
How AI actions can produce inspectable, replayable records across time and jurisdictions.
These domains are used as validation environments, not as industry-specific optimizations.
To preserve focus, the Institute explicitly does not pursue:
Research outputs may inform product design, but the agenda is not driven by feature timelines.
Conversely, product constraints help validate which research directions remain grounded.
Without explicit boundaries, AI research tends to drift toward abstraction or speculation.
This agenda keeps the Institute focused on structures that can be built, inspected, and deployed.