About
DiscoverIA is a free public registry of announced results obtained with AI. For each announcement it records who made it, when, and whether a third party has evaluated it, with the source and date of each check. The status history stays visible.
Who publishes it
DiscoverIA is published by Antoine Olivier, within Kepler Circle, which holds the data. The site has been live since October 18, 2026.
How a status is assigned
A status is assigned from named, dated public sources. It says where the evaluation of an announcement stands, not whether it is true. For "formally verified", a named third party must have checked a computer proof. Method and evidence levels
How entries are written
Entries are drafted with AI tools from public sources. An entry the editor has not yet reviewed is marked "AI draft, not reviewed".
Why "DiscoverIA"
Discover means to find out. IA is artificial intelligence in French, and also in Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian. The name brings two languages together, as the project brings together researchers from around the world. Read as one word, "Discoveria" sounds like a country: the land of discoveries.
Licence
Texts and data under the CC BY 4.0 licence, with the attribution "DiscoverIA".