Multivac
Paper under reviewFig. 1 · The peer matrix
Independent, blind evaluation of frontier language models. Fresh questions models haven't memorized, judged by a cross-family peer matrix — no vendor grades its own homework.
Open MultivacIndependent research lab
Deep Pearl AI studies two sides of the same question: how do we know an AI system actually works — and how do we know the judge grading it is right? Multivac measures frontier models with blind, cross-family peer evaluation. PartialCredit measures the judges themselves against code that actually runs.
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The work
Frontier models are judged by benchmarks they can game, then graded by judges nobody has checked. We work both ends of that gap. Each instrument below is a working model of its research — open the drawer to see it run.
Fig. 1 · The peer matrix
Independent, blind evaluation of frontier language models. Fresh questions models haven't memorized, judged by a cross-family peer matrix — no vendor grades its own homework.
Open MultivacFig. 2 · The pass vector
Pairs of partially-correct code fixes, scored by hidden tests, shown to LLM judges blind. It measures how often a judge prefers the fix that execution says is worse — and whether that rate climbs as the two fixes get closer.
Open PartialCreditHow we work
Evaluations are blind and judged across model families. A benchmark's design shapes its rankings, so we design against our own bias first.
PartialCredit scores every patch on a hidden, human-authored test suite that no judge ever sees. Pass rate is a proxy, so a blind manual audit decides whether a disagreement is a judge error, a weak test or ambiguous.
Hypotheses, exclusions and analyses are frozen before the data exists, and every change is a dated amendment. Inconclusive is published as inconclusive.