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I built an epistemic gate to stop LLM data poisoning during fine-tuning. Tested across 5 architectures, orchestrated on a 2006 Toshiba laptop for $0.

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Hi everyone, For a long time, the AI industry has pushed the narrative that advanced safety research,...
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