SEAL Use Pilots
Thinking OS™ | Embedded Refusal Under Real Conditions
This Isn’t a Pilot.
It’s a sealed logic firewall, embedded in your highest-risk decision path — not to observe what AI does, but to refuse what AI should never compute.
Why SEAL Exists
You don’t need another model test.
You need to know:
“Can anything stop malformed cognition from triggering inside our systems — even when all signals look valid?”
Most pilots validate:
- ✅ Performance
- ✅ Accuracy
- ✅ Compliance alignment
SEAL validates refusal.
It answers the only question that matters when failure isn’t reversible.
Thinking OS™ | Embedded Refusal Under Real Conditions
What Happens in a SEAL
- Embedded enforcement inside your actual stack (not a sandbox)
- One judgment-critical function, under load, over historical and live input
- Thinking OS™ governs upstream — before inference, before activation, before error
You don’t monitor Thinking OS™.
It monitors your system for what shouldn’t be allowed to think.
What It Proves
- No hallucinations, even under perfect prompts
- No data-leak drift, even when models are aligned
- No runaway reasoning, even when fallback triggers succeed
- No human error override, even when intent is correct
This isn’t containment by cleanup.
It’s containment by refusal.
What You Commit To
- One sealed domain only: clinical, financial, defense, or policy-critical
- No tuning. No prompt hand-holding. Real, routed inputs only.
- 2–4 week sealed enforcement window — cognition stays upstream
- Shared refusal logs only — no model trace, no prompt metadata, no IP exposure
- $95,000 pilot license (credited toward full license if accepted)
This is not “testing.” This is sealed cognition in field conditions — where logic must hold or refusal must trigger. Irreversible by design.
Apply for a SEAL
SEAL pilots are granted by structural fit, not interest. Submit your use case below. You’ll be contacted if the domain qualifies for upstream enforcement deployment.