Dawn Models implements post-symbolic AI architectures based on Dawn Field Theory principles. The primary model is GAIA v2 — a modular intelligence architecture where specialized modules compose via a PAC conservation bus. Also includes TinyCIMM domain-specialized variants, SCBF interpretability framework, and CIMM Legacy.
This is part of the Dawn Field Theory ecosystem.
GAIA v2 treats intelligence as a composition of specialized modules — language, reasoning, safety, memory — connected by a conservation bus that enforces PAC conservation at every boundary. The bus uses SEC entropy phases for zero-parameter routing and RBF balance for self-regulation. Built on Fracton SDK 2.1.
Modules: Language | Reasoning | Safety | Memory | Observability
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Bus: [ PAC conservation | SEC routing | RBF regulation ]
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Substrate: [ Fracton SDK 2.1 ]
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Interfaces: [ Spinal Column | MCP/Agents | GRIM | Kronos Vault ]
Key properties:
- Conservation as contract — PAC violation at any boundary = detectable hallucination
- Zero-parameter routing — SEC phase of input determines which module handles it
- Continuous learning — O(1) per token, no retraining, no catastrophic forgetting
- Modular composition — swap, add, remove modules without retraining
| Finding | Confidence |
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| PAC conservation holds (residual = 0) across all experiments | High |
| O(1) learning per token, zero gradient descent | High |
| 12.5x memory savings via delta-only PACTree | High |
| 100% cross-model embedding graft (GPT-2 to Pythia) | High |
| Hallucination = +9.6% PAC violation in GPT-2 | Medium-High |
| 12,000x MLP advantage with Mobius neurons | Medium-High |
Five lightweight models implementing PAC/SEC/MED principles for different domains. Self-contained, no cross-dependencies. Boltzmann and Mobius are ancestors of GAIA v2's safety and reasoning modules.
- TinyCIMM-Euler: Mathematical pattern recognition with 6-metric SCBF instrumentation
- TinyCIMM-Navier: Fluid dynamics with turbulent breakthrough detection (4/4)
- TinyCIMM-Planck: Quantum-inspired adaptive architecture with grow/prune
- TinyCIMM-Mobius: Continuous learning via Mobius transformations (12,000x MLP advantage)
- TinyCIMM-Boltzmann: Hallucination detection as PAC violation (+9.6%)
Symbolic Collapse Bifractal Framework — measures symbolic collapse and bifractal patterns in neural network weight evolution. Standalone analysis tool.
Mature entropy-based intelligence engine with Bayesian optimization, multi-agent consensus, and superfluid dynamics. Apache-2.0 licensed for production use.
dawn-models/
├── research/ # AGPL-3.0 — Experimental
│ ├── GAIA/ # Modular intelligence architecture
│ │ ├── src/gaia/ # v2 source (core, modules, interfaces)
│ │ ├── tests/ # v2 tests
│ │ ├── spikes/v1/ # Archived v1 (25 POCs, 8.4K lines production code)
│ │ └── .spec/ # v2 spec + v1 spec
│ ├── scbf/ # Interpretability framework
│ └── tinycimm/ # 5 domain-specialized models
├── stable/ # Apache-2.0 — Production
│ └── cimm-legacy/ # Production CIMM engine
├── roadmaps/ # Development plans
│ └── gaia-v2-roadmap.md # GAIA v2 milestone plan (M0-M8)
└── docs/ # CONTRIBUTING.md, LICENSING.md
# Install Fracton (required for GAIA v2)
cd ../fracton && pip install -e .
# GAIA v2 (in development)
cd research/GAIA
pip install -e .
# TinyCIMM variants (self-contained)
cd research/tinycimm/TinyCIMM-Mobius
pip install -r requirements.txt
# CIMM Legacy (Apache-2.0, production)
cd stable/cimm-legacy
pip install -r requirements.txt| Use Case | Location | License |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Research | /research |
AGPL-3.0 |
| Open Source Project | Either | Respective |
| Commercial Product | /stable |
Apache-2.0 |
| Specialized Commercial | /research |
Contact us |
See LICENSING.md for complete licensing strategy.
- dawn-field-theory — Core theoretical foundation
- fracton — Computing SDK (GAIA's physics substrate)
- reality-engine — Physics simulation and validation
- dawn-models — AI architectures and implementations
- dawn-infrastructure — Deployment and ops
See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
- General Inquiries: info@dawnfield.ca
- Research Collaboration: info@dawnfield.ca
- Commercial Licensing: info@dawnfield.ca
See LICENSING.md for complete licensing strategy.