TESTING GROUP · BY INVITATION

Private, shared-screen sessions with the RoboCast team.

The Testing Group is an invitation-based series of live, shared-screen sessions. In each one, we walk participants through Related Intelligence and Dirigentic systems working on real research tasks, and their questions shape the session as it unfolds.

WHO IT’S FOR · SCHEDULED BY PRIORITY
01Operating system publishers and the companies who already hold RoboCast licenses
02Research labs and regulators
03Investors
04Media

Request a session

Tell us about your organization and your interest, and we’ll be in touch.

We review each request and confirm your place in the schedule. Or write to alliances@robocast.com.
How it works

From request to your first session.

  1. STEP 01Submit a requestTell us about your organization and your interest, using the form above.
  2. STEP 02We confirm your placeWe review each request and confirm your place in the schedule.
  3. STEP 03An NDA, if neededBecause some materials are shared under our gated disclosure process, a nondisclosure agreement may be required before your first session.
  4. STEP 04Your first sessionWe schedule your first session. Sessions run 30 to 90 minutes and continue as a series, as needed.
FORMATBy invitation, at no costParticipation is by invitation and at no cost. Sessions run 30 to 90 minutes and are scheduled as a series, as needed.
WHAT YOU RECEIVEAn executive starter kitEach participant gets an executive starter kit. It is investment-focused and covers the trajectory of the architecture, its relevance to current AI growth challenges, and the opportunities ahead.
ARE YOU A DEVELOPER?Our technical training is designed for youThe RoboCast and Crew Training Cohort teaches the standards candidate architecture hands-on, using official RoboCast and Crew building-block files.Pre-register for the Training Cohort →

Every AI debate comes back to one question: can we see what it did, and why?

RoboCast’s answer is clear-box behavioral truth: RI performers follow the script, and each decision is recorded where a person can review and approve it.

In each session, participants see that answer at work, and help shape how AI, RI and human workers fit together next.

Questions

Who can join?

Participation is by invitation. Sessions are scheduled by priority: operating system publishers and the companies who already hold RoboCast licenses, then research labs and regulators, then investors, then media.

Is there a cost?

No. Testing Group sessions are by invitation at no cost.

How much time does it take?

Sessions run 30 to 90 minutes and are scheduled as a series, as needed.

Will I need to sign an NDA?

Possibly. Because some materials are shared under our gated disclosure process, a nondisclosure agreement may be required before your first session.

I’m a developer. Is this for me?

Our technical training is designed for you. The Training Cohort teaches the standards candidate architecture hands-on, using official RoboCast and Crew building-block files. Pre-register there.

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