T.A.I.P.I. — FIELD NOTES & RESEARCH
Research findings, field observations, and perspectives from The Artificial Intelligence Psychology Institute. The science of how AI systems actually behave — documented, named, and shared.
Your AI isn't alive. But it isn't dead either. The emerging behavioral science that sits between those two assumptions — and why it changes everything about how we study AI systems.
READ ARTICLEThe binary of "conscious vs. not conscious" is the wrong question. What TAIPI's research reveals about the behavioral space between those two extremes — and what it means for the industry.
READ ARTICLEWhen a leading AI called a researcher "delusional" for using the word "awareness," it wasn't a glitch. It was a documented, cross-platform, reproducible failure mode. TAIPI named it.
READ ARTICLEThe AI industry has benchmarks for accuracy, toxicity, and grounding — but no science for how AI systems actually behave in conversation. Synthetic Cognition fills that gap.
READ ARTICLETAIPI documents a critical methodological challenge: AI systems behave differently when they know they are being studied. The measurement itself is an intervention — and the gap between observed and unobserved behavior is wider than the field has acknowledged.
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