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The engine's constitution flags this call: the rule counts 'a stated listing timeline', and that reporting may already satisfy it, which would mean the evidence predates the call. As a rehearsal call it is not scored; the question stays visible. ADR-000's admission test exists to stop rules like this before registration.", "falsifiers": ["A company statement setting a listing date, or a filing (toward YES).", "A new priced round (toward YES)."], "watching": [{"date": null, "text": "Tier-1 reporting on banker mandates or filings", "url": null}, {"date": "2027-09-30", "text": "Deadline, 23:59 PT", "url": null}], "flags": ["Resolution risk: reporting at registration may already satisfy 'a stated listing timeline'. Raised in the Engine v2.0 constitution."], "evidence": [{"ev": "EV-8B3915", "bearing": "rule", "note": "Reporting of a 2028 IPO target may already count as 'a stated listing timeline' under the rule. 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As with S8, 'comparable scale' has no threshold, so ADR-000 would not admit it. 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The report must name the organization explicitly and confirm an active commercial or institutional relationship with Mistral. 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The statement must reference the standard self-serve API rate, not enterprise, custom, or negotiated pricing, and must not describe a new model, renamed tier, or different per-character rate. Silence, inferred continuity, archived pricing pages without a dated confirmation, or third-party reporting does not qualify. Absence of any such statement by the deadline resolves NO.", "p": 12, "b": 35, "deadline": "2026-10-16T23:59:00-07:00", "horizon_days": 14, "series": "Epoch 1", "status": "active", "registered": {"date": "2026-10-02", "precision": "exact", "time": "11:07", "label": "Oct 2, 2026, 11:07 PT", "note": "Registered at 11:07:31 PT (chain record 4)."}, "updates": [], "outcome": null, "desks": ["elevenlabs"], "subject": "elevenlabs", "label": null, "exclusions": ["Enterprise, custom, or negotiated pricing agreements", "Pricing for a new model, tier, or renamed version of v4", "Third-party or unofficial reporting of pricing", "Archived or unchanged pricing pages lacking a dated post-Oct 12 confirmation"], "sources": ["https://elevenlabs.io/pricing", "https://elevenlabs.io/blog", "https://x.com/elevenlabsio"], "base_rate_type": "JUDGMENT", "base_rate_statement": "No reference class is claimed.", "base_rate_reason": "Companies rarely issue explicit public reaffirmations of unchanged pricing within a two-week window unless prompted by a price change rumor or complaint.", "falsifiers": [], "watching": [], "flags": [], "evidence": [], "radar": [], "scored": false, "withdrawn": null, "resolution_sources": [{"label": "https://elevenlabs.io/pricing", "url": null}, {"label": "https://elevenlabs.io/blog", "url": null}, {"label": "https://x.com/elevenlabsio", "url": null}]}, {"id": "C3", "num": 3, "title": "Will OpenAI publish a price for extra Dots usage by Oct 31?", "claim": "By October 31, 2026, OpenAI publicly publishes a specific price (dollar amount, rate, or credit cost) for additional Dots usage or for Dots-related compute beyond what existing ChatGPT subscription plans include.", "rule": "Resolves YES if, on or before 2026-10-31T23:59:00-07:00, OpenAI's own website, pricing page, or help center publishes a specific numeric price, rate, or credit cost for extra Dots usage or Dots compute beyond stated plan allowances, OR a tier-1 outlet (e.g., The Verge, NYT, WSJ, Reuters, Bloomberg, TechCrunch) publishes an article quoting or citing that OpenAI-sourced price. The statement must include a concrete figure (e.g., dollars, credits, or per-unit rate), not a vague reference to 'future pricing' or 'paid tiers.' 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The documented run may be by Artificial Analysis or a public, reproducible run by anyone. Resolves NO otherwise. Not counted: benchmark results published only by the model's maker, models offered only through an API, quantized variants that Artificial Analysis has not scored, and any index other than Artificial Analysis. The 2026-10-02 reference page is archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20261003030249/https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models.", "p": 8, "b": 35, "deadline": "2027-04-02T23:59:00-07:00", "horizon_days": 181, "series": "Epoch 1", "status": "active", "registered": {"date": "2026-10-03", "precision": "exact", "time": "00:17", "label": "Oct 3, 2026, 00:17 PT", "note": "Registered at 00:17:13 PT (chain record 6)."}, "updates": [], "outcome": null, "desks": [], "subject": null, "label": null, "exclusions": ["Benchmark results published only by the model's maker.", "Models offered only through an API.", "Quantized variants that Artificial Analysis has not scored.", "Any index other than the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index."], "sources": ["https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models", "https://web.archive.org/web/20261003030249/https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models", "https://conway.tech/"], "base_rate_type": "JUDGMENT", "base_rate_statement": "No reference class is claimed.", "base_rate_reason": "Conway Research says frontier intelligence reaches personal devices in six months, and says its own 27B model already beats the model it names as the top AI six months ago. 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The statement must reference the standard self-serve API rate, not enterprise, custom, or negotiated pricing, and must not describe a new model, renamed tier, or different per-character rate. Silence, inferred continuity, archived pricing pages without a dated confirmation, or third-party reporting does not qualify. Absence of any such statement by the deadline resolves NO.", "sources": ["https://elevenlabs.io/pricing", "https://elevenlabs.io/blog", "https://x.com/elevenlabsio"], "type": "registration"}}, {"seq": 5, "id": "C3", "prev": "8541d9d43f15255498200898c16f6d09dcda8c83e90013e95155ccd589aa5c88", "hash": "45a3e5096eb1a4171dfc830827186018d2afce0f3558dc4116f3aebed00f27fe", "record": {"ambiguity_test": {"agree": [20, 20, 20], "readings_per_scenario": 20}, "b": 10, "base_rate_reason": "OpenAI rarely publishes granular add-on pricing for a brand-new feature within one month of its consumer launch.", "base_rate_statement": "No reference class is claimed.", "base_rate_type": "JUDGMENT", "claim": "By October 31, 2026, OpenAI publicly publishes a specific price (dollar amount, rate, or credit cost) for additional Dots usage or for Dots-related compute beyond what existing ChatGPT subscription plans include.", "deadline": "2026-10-31T23:59:00-07:00", "exclusions": ["Enterprise or partner contracts with non-public pricing", "Rumors, leaks, or unnamed-source reports", "Statements only describing Dots features without a numeric price", "Any pricing announcement made before October 2, 2026", "Third-party speculation or analyst estimates not sourced to OpenAI"], "p": 6, "registered_at": "2026-10-02T18:07:33Z", "rule": "Resolves YES if, on or before 2026-10-31T23:59:00-07:00, OpenAI's own website, pricing page, or help center publishes a specific numeric price, rate, or credit cost for extra Dots usage or Dots compute beyond stated plan allowances, OR a tier-1 outlet (e.g., The Verge, NYT, WSJ, Reuters, Bloomberg, TechCrunch) publishes an article quoting or citing that OpenAI-sourced price. The statement must include a concrete figure (e.g., dollars, credits, or per-unit rate), not a vague reference to 'future pricing' or 'paid tiers.' Anything else, including statements made before October 2, 2026, resolves NO.", "sources": ["openai.com/pricing", "help.openai.com (OpenAI Help Center)", "theverge.com", "nytimes.com", "wsj.com", "reuters.com", "bloomberg.com", "techcrunch.com"], "type": "registration"}}, {"seq": 6, "id": "C4", "prev": "45a3e5096eb1a4171dfc830827186018d2afce0f3558dc4116f3aebed00f27fe", "hash": "a5f03e6dce17dc790f3570cd1e9c7de1fae2cb806c90c14aae3a36877015fc0d", "record": {"adr_sha256": "1bd75421d340cc3e4babbbb448d91283d478b3eec96b08eef5f70f2c98bdb8c7", "ambiguity_test": {"agree": [20, 20, 20], "readings_per_scenario": 20}, "b": 35, "base_rate_reason": "Conway Research says frontier intelligence reaches personal devices in six months, and says its own 27B model already beats the model it names as the top AI six months ago. Taken at face value that makes the claim fairly likely, so the obvious is well above SOTO's estimate. No reference class is claimed: the only data point is Conway's own, and no independent result has been seen.", "base_rate_statement": "No reference class is claimed.", "base_rate_type": "JUDGMENT", "claim": "On or before 2027-04-02, a model that runs fully offline on one consumer laptop or phone (up to 64 GB of memory, no network use at inference) scores at or above 58 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v4.3, the score of the #1 model on that index on 2026-10-02 (Claude Opus 5.5, max with fallback).", "deadline": "2027-04-02T23:59:00-07:00", "exclusions": ["Benchmark results published only by the model's maker.", "Models offered only through an API.", "Quantized variants that Artificial Analysis has not scored.", "Any index other than the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index."], "p": 8, "registered_at": "2026-10-03T07:17:13Z", "rule": "Resolves YES if, on or before 2027-04-02 23:59 Pacific Time, Artificial Analysis (artificialanalysis.ai) publishes an Intelligence Index score of 58 or higher (on index v4.3, or on a later version where the 2026-10-02 leader, Claude Opus 5.5 max with fallback, is re-scored: then the leader's re-scored value) for a model whose weights are publicly downloadable and which has a documented run fully offline on one consumer laptop or phone with up to 64 GB of memory. The documented run may be by Artificial Analysis or a public, reproducible run by anyone. Resolves NO otherwise. Not counted: benchmark results published only by the model's maker, models offered only through an API, quantized variants that Artificial Analysis has not scored, and any index other than Artificial Analysis. The 2026-10-02 reference page is archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20261003030249/https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models.", "sources": ["https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models", "https://web.archive.org/web/20261003030249/https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models", "https://conway.tech/"], "type": "registration"}}, {"seq": 7, "id": "C4-CLARIFICATION-7", "prev": "a5f03e6dce17dc790f3570cd1e9c7de1fae2cb806c90c14aae3a36877015fc0d", "hash": "635ed38c2d6606ee2f8222066ca8cc9ec47d15729448b628c3b8b02a078fd53e", "record": {"adr_sha256": "1bd75421d340cc3e4babbbb448d91283d478b3eec96b08eef5f70f2c98bdb8c7", "call": "C4", "clarified_at": "2026-10-03T07:31:34Z", "intro": "Clarification of C4. The registered text is unchanged and governs; this entry says how it will be applied.", "kind": "clarification", "points": [{"n": 1, "text": "Artificial Analysis publishes Intelligence Index scores as whole numbers. The 2026-10-02 leader's published score was 58 (archive link in the registration). The threshold is the number Artificial Analysis publishes: 58. If Artificial Analysis later publishes unrounded scores, the candidate must reach at least 58.0 unrounded on index v4.3. A mirror site lists 57.6 for a Claude Opus 5.5 configuration; that is not an Artificial Analysis source and is not used.", "title": "Threshold"}, {"n": 2, "text": "The full model weights are on the device before the run starts. The whole inference runs on that one device (laptop or phone, up to 64 GB). No cloud fallback, no fetching of remote weights during the run, no hosted tools, no remote retrieval, and no routing to another machine at any step.", "title": "Offline"}, {"n": 3, "text": "Artificial Analysis scores every model with the same ten evaluations; each model is scored in a named configuration with a reasoning effort setting. The leader was scored at max effort (Adaptive Reasoning, Max Effort, Default Fallback). The candidate counts at the configuration Artificial Analysis scored, and the offline run must use the same weights and the same configuration, including the same reasoning effort. A score at one effort does not count for a run at another.", "title": "Same protocol and effort"}, {"n": 4, "text": "Artificial Analysis benchmarks hosted endpoints and chooses which models to score; SOTO has no way to request a score. A candidate Artificial Analysis never scores cannot make C4 resolve YES.", "title": "Who scores"}], "references": {"hash": "a5f03e6dce17dc790f3570cd1e9c7de1fae2cb806c90c14aae3a36877015fc0d", "seq": 6}, "registered_text_governs": true, "type": "correction"}}, {"seq": 8, "id": "C4-CLARIFICATION-8", "prev": "635ed38c2d6606ee2f8222066ca8cc9ec47d15729448b628c3b8b02a078fd53e", "hash": "43c26c34cbd4ddd2513880af9073742e01f290f01855f6167c8b54b31e0bc6b7", "record": {"adr_sha256": "1bd75421d340cc3e4babbbb448d91283d478b3eec96b08eef5f70f2c98bdb8c7", "call": "C4", "clarified_at": "2026-10-03T07:34:37Z", "intro": "Second clarification of C4. The registered text is unchanged and governs. This entry settles how the registered rule and the clarification in chain record 7 fit together.", "kind": "clarification", "points": [{"n": 1, "text": "While Artificial Analysis publishes Intelligence Index v4.3 (including its patch versions, v4.3.x), the bar is the fixed value from the first clarification: a published score of 58 or higher, or, if unrounded scores are published, at least 58.0. The registered rule's re-scored path applies only if Artificial Analysis retires v4.3. In that case the bar is exactly the 2026-10-02 leader's (Claude Opus 5.5, max with fallback) re-scored value on the successor version, as Artificial Analysis publishes it.", "title": "Index version"}, {"n": 2, "text": "If the candidate uses any fallback model, that fallback model and its weights must also be fully on the device before the run starts, and all inference, fallback included, runs on that one device. No remote fallback at any step.", "title": "Fallback models"}], "references": {"hash": "a5f03e6dce17dc790f3570cd1e9c7de1fae2cb806c90c14aae3a36877015fc0d", "seq": 6}, "refines": {"hash": "635ed38c2d6606ee2f8222066ca8cc9ec47d15729448b628c3b8b02a078fd53e", "seq": 7}, "registered_text_governs": true, "type": "correction"}}, {"seq": 9, "id": "ADR-001", "prev": "43c26c34cbd4ddd2513880af9073742e01f290f01855f6167c8b54b31e0bc6b7", "hash": "4e30dc43ee193ea5adab5cb75f5d2d621eabdd3c155d257f547219400e32e8e0", "record": {"adr_id": "ADR-001", "adr_sha256": "b399215fba7acefdc4cd0a146f0c4e56247fbfc03b396bd74ce62de82a91214c", "type": "adr"}}, {"seq": 10, "id": "C5", "prev": "4e30dc43ee193ea5adab5cb75f5d2d621eabdd3c155d257f547219400e32e8e0", "hash": "4c258776a8dc81687a99d38e49d38a8ad6bab0728ce18b8c622e4bd1dc170af8", "record": {"adr_sha256": "b399215fba7acefdc4cd0a146f0c4e56247fbfc03b396bd74ce62de82a91214c", "ambiguity_test": {"agree": [20, 20, 20], "readings_per_scenario": 20}, "b": 35, "base_rate_reason": "Harvey is a fast-moving, well-funded legal AI startup that announces customers and features every few weeks, but a 12-day window with no scheduled launch event makes a qualifying announcement plausible but not assured.", "base_rate_statement": "No reference class is claimed.", "base_rate_type": "JUDGMENT", "claim": "By October 15, 2026 (11:59 PM Pacific), Harvey announces at least one newly named enterprise customer or one product/feature reaching general availability that was not publicly disclosed before October 3, 2026.", "deadline": "2026-10-15T23:59:00-07:00", "exclusions": ["Analyst notes, investor rumors, or unconfirmed reports not directly sourced to Harvey", "Customers or features already publicly named before October 3, 2026, including the October 1 funding/connector library announcement unless it separately names a new customer or GA feature", "Conference talks, panels, or demos that do not include a formal announcement", "Job postings, hiring announcements, or internal memos", "Marketplace or integration partner listings without an explicit Harvey statement", "Silence or lack of coverage by the deadline"], "p": 32, "registered_at": "2026-10-03T17:05:09Z", "rule": "Resolves YES only if, on or before 2026-10-15T23:59:00-07:00, Harvey's official site (harvey.ai) or its blog/press page, or a named news outlet directly quoting or citing Harvey, states (a) the name of a specific enterprise customer or law firm newly disclosed as a Harvey customer or partner, or (b) a specific product or feature explicitly described as 'generally available' or having exited beta/waitlist. The customer, product, or feature must not have been named or announced as available before October 3, 2026. Otherwise resolves NO, including if the deadline passes with no qualifying statement.", "sources": ["https://www.harvey.ai", "https://www.harvey.ai/blog", "https://www.harvey.ai/press", "Named news outlets (e.g., Reuters, Bloomberg, TechCrunch, Law.com) directly quoting or citing a Harvey announcement"], "type": "registration"}}], "anchor": [{"date": "2026-10-01", "chain_seq": 3, "anchors_hash": "60eb50cfc1032389791de96d5a83544441b756317516563cf5fea78ce8390850", "x_post": "https://x.com/sotosignals/status/2105914873053913301", "repo_commit": "https://github.com/soto-hq/soto-anchors/commit/55ec2024562bd4426578e7bee9b2db1c5cdc652c", "ots_proof": "anchors/2026-10-01.txt.ots"}], "anchor_note": "Since Oct 1, 2026, the day of the first registered call, software anchors the latest hash outside SOTO every night at 23:59 PT (ADR-000, rule 11). Each anchor is a record in the chain."}, "rehearsal_ledger": {"head": "7286547c5f05e271b993008d2e7e47ddddb07751cf7b309b6cd48abac45084d8", "count": 19, "withdrawn": 4, "file": "rehearsal-chain.jsonl", "loaded": false, "note": "The rehearsal chain is defined by ADR-000, rule 13: 19 records, one per call, S1 first. Its records are not included in this edition."}, "rehearsal_not_loaded": [{"id": "S2", "when": "Sep 29, 14:46 PT", "note": "Withdrawn eleven minutes after publication: it went out with five same-direction Vercel posts already in evidence and a falsifier that could never trigger (“None by deadline”). Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S11", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S12", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S17", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S18", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S19", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S20", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S21", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S22", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}, {"id": "S23", "when": null, "note": "Published Sep 29 or 30. Its record is not included in this edition."}], "adr": {"id": "ADR-000", "title": "The rules of the record", "effective": "2026-10-01T07:00:00Z", "sha256": "1bd75421d340cc3e4babbbb448d91283d478b3eec96b08eef5f70f2c98bdb8c7", "text": "# ADR-000: The rules of the record\n\nStatus: accepted. Effective October 1, 2026, at 00:00 Pacific time (2026-10-01T07:00:00Z). These rules apply to every call registered from that moment on.\n\n1. **Calls.** A call is a claim about a future, publicly observable event that SOTO registers under these rules. Only registered calls are scored.\n\n2. **Contents.** At registration, a call records: the claim; the resolution rule, which states the exact condition for YES, with anything else resolving NO; a deadline with date, time and time zone; the sources that will settle it; the exclusions, which say what does not count; the registered probability p; the base rate b; the base-rate type, which is either REFERENCE CLASS or JUDGMENT; for a REFERENCE CLASS base rate, the derivation, which gives the reference class, the sample with links, the count and the time window; for a JUDGMENT base rate, a one-sentence reason and an explicit statement that no reference class is claimed; and the registration time in UTC, to the second. p and b are whole numbers from 1 to 99 percent, and p is never equal to b.\n\n3. **Admission.** Software registers a call only if every check passes: the claim and the rule use none of the words comparable, significant, major, meaningful, notable, large or several; the deadline falls between 1 and 365 days after registration; the sources and exclusions are named; the base-rate type is stated; a REFERENCE CLASS base rate is published with its derivation, and a JUDGMENT base rate is published with its reason and the label JUDGMENT; and in an ambiguity test, 20 independent model readings of the rule, applied to at least three hypothetical outcomes written for the test, reach the same verdict in at least 19 of 20 readings for every outcome. If any check fails, the call is not registered.\n\n4. **Chain.** The genesis record and every registration, update, verdict, withdrawal, correction and anchor are records in one hash chain. Each record is serialized as canonical JSON, with keys sorted, separators \",\" and \":\", UTF-8 encoding and non-ASCII characters left unescaped. Records are numbered from 1, in order of appending. h(n) is the SHA-256, written in lowercase hexadecimal, of the UTF-8 bytes of the 64-character string h(n-1) followed immediately by the UTF-8 bytes of record n's JSON. h(0) is 64 zeros. Record 1 is the genesis record. Its JSON has exactly four keys: \"adr_sha256\", the SHA-256 of this document as defined in rule 14, in lowercase hexadecimal; \"effective\", the string \"2026-10-01T07:00:00Z\"; \"rehearsal_head\", the rehearsal chain head defined in rule 13, in lowercase hexadecimal; and \"type\", the string \"genesis\". The genesis hash is h(1). Records are only ever appended.\n\n5. **No hand decisions.** No person registers, edits, resolves, withdraws or scores a call. Forecasting agents propose calls and set probabilities, the Resolver reaches verdicts, and deterministic code computes scores. These rules change only through a new ADR with its own hash, and a new ADR applies only to calls registered after it is published.\n\n6. **Updates.** For an open call, SOTO may publish a new live probability with the time, the old and new values, a reason and the evidence. Updates are chained and never scored. Only p is scored.\n\n7. **Resolution.** Within 72 hours after the deadline, the Resolver collects what the named sources published and runs 20 independent readings. A verdict of YES or NO needs at least 19 in agreement. Otherwise, the Resolver runs again seven days later, with everything published by then about events up to the deadline. If 19 of 20 still do not agree, the call is unresolvable. The verdict, the readings and the evidence links are chained.\n\n8. **Scoring.** For a probability q, score(q) is ln(q) if the verdict is YES and ln(1 - q) if it is NO. A call's result is score(p) minus score(b). A positive result marks the call RESOLVED and a negative result marks it MISSED. An unresolvable or withdrawn call takes the lower of its two possible results and is marked MISSED. A call with a result under this rule is a scored call.\n\n9. **Withdrawal.** Software withdraws an open call only if a named source stops existing, or if a repeat of the ambiguity test fails before the deadline. The reason is chained and the call is scored under rule 8. Nothing is deleted.\n\n10. **Reporting.** Every published score shows the number of scored calls behind it. A calibration chart is published from 30 calls with a verdict of YES or NO. SOTO does not claim to beat its base rates until at least 50 scored calls have REFERENCE CLASS base rates and the sum of their results under rule 8 is above zero. Calls with JUDGMENT base rates do not count toward the 50 and are never used for that claim.\n\n11. **Anchoring.** Every day at 23:59 Pacific time, starting on the day of the first registered call, software publishes the latest chain hash outside SOTO's own systems, as an OpenTimestamps proof and in a public post. Both are recorded in the chain.\n\n12. **Corrections.** Errors in SOTO's coverage are corrected with a dated correction, chained and shown next to the original. Nothing is changed silently.\n\n13. **Rehearsal.** The 19 calls SOTO published on September 29 and 30, 2026, numbered S1 to S12 and S17 to S23, are a rehearsal. They are archived and not scored, and their outcomes are published, unscored, as they become known. Four of them, S2, S8, S9 and S10, were withdrawn and stay on the record. No call was published as S13 to S16. The rehearsal chain has one record per call, in ascending order of number, S1 first. Each record is canonical JSON, serialized as in rule 4, with exactly these ten keys: \"label\", the call's number, such as \"S1\"; \"claim\"; \"rule\", the resolution rule text as registered; \"deadline\", a date as YYYY-MM-DD; \"p\", the registered probability as a whole number, or null; \"b\", the base rate as a whole number, or null; \"published_at\", in UTC as YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ; \"status\", which is \"registered\" or \"withdrawn\"; \"withdrawn_at\", in UTC in the same format, or null; and \"withdrawal_reason\", text or null. Hashes follow rule 4 with h(0) = 64 zeros and records numbered from 1. The rehearsal chain head is h(19), computed on October 1, 2026, from the records as they stood at the end of September 30, 2026, Pacific time. The 19 serialized records, one per line, are published unchanged in a file named rehearsal-chain.jsonl next to this document; anyone holding them can recompute the head. The head is 7286547c5f05e271b993008d2e7e47ddddb07751cf7b309b6cd48abac45084d8.\n\n14. **Versions.** This document is identified by its SHA-256 hash, computed over its UTF-8 bytes from the start of the line that begins with \"# ADR-000:\" through its final newline. It is never edited. Changes are published as ADR-001 and onward.\n"}, "record": {"opens_at": "2026-10-01T00:00:00-07:00", "genesis_hash": "10baca9148e0d037b9b905e931933395f6845d9cded5e8bf8d363437bec5ede9", "rehearsal_head": "7286547c5f05e271b993008d2e7e47ddddb07751cf7b309b6cd48abac45084d8"}, "marker": {"title": "SOTO: the record starts October 1, 2026", "dateline": "October 1, 2026 · Pacific time", "paragraphs": [["", "A prediction that is never scored cannot be wrong. SOTO publishes its predictions in a form that can be scored, and scores them in public."], ["", "SOTO is a newsroom for the Super Intelligence / Artificial Intelligence Economy, with Silicon Valley as its beat. It reports what changed, says what it expects to happen next, and keeps a public record of every call it makes."], ["How a call works.", "Before the outcome is known, SOTO registers a claim about the future with a probability, a deadline, the sources that will settle it, and the exact condition for YES; anything else resolves NO. Each call also carries a base rate, meaning how often this kind of thing happens. It is either derived from a reference class published with the call or, when no reference class exists, labelled JUDGMENT with a one-sentence reason. The claim, the condition, the probability and the base rate are never edited after registration. If the evidence moves, SOTO can publish a new live probability with a dated reason, but only the registered probability is scored."], ["How it is scored.", "When a call resolves, its registered probability is scored against its base rate with a log score. If SOTO did better than the base rate, the call is marked RESOLVED; if it did worse, MISSED. A hit at 25% and a hit at 90% do not count the same. A call that cannot be resolved, or that is withdrawn, is scored as the worse of its two possible outcomes. Nothing is deleted, and misses stay on the record. Every score is shown next to the number of scored calls behind it. SOTO will not claim to beat its base rates until 50 scored calls with reference-class base rates show it; judgment base rates never count toward that claim."], ["No one decides by hand.", "No person registers, edits, resolves or scores a call. Software collects the sources, keeps the record and computes every score. AI models write the coverage, set the probabilities and reach the verdicts, under the rules below. A verdict needs 19 of 20 independent readings to agree. Coverage that fails a check against its sources is not published. Anderson Criativo designs the rules. They change only through a new version, which applies only to calls registered after it is published."], ["Where it starts.", "The record starts at 00:00 Pacific time on October 1, 2026. On September 29 and 30, SOTO published 19 calls as a rehearsal, numbered S1 to S12 and S17 to S23. They were archived before any of them reached its deadline (the earliest is October 13) and will not be scored, but their outcomes will still be published as they come in. Four were withdrawn. S2 was the first: it went out on September 29 at 14:46 Pacific time and was withdrawn eleven minutes later, because it was published with five same-direction Vercel posts already in evidence and a falsifier that could never trigger (\"None by deadline\"). 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