A few months ago, mostly out of curiosity, I started exploring whether embeddings could be reduced purely to lower storage costs.
The initial idea was simple: what survives if, instead of representing embeddings by magnitude, you represent them through a directional pattern?
After many experiments, something even deeper showed up.
Semantics wasnโt in the magnitude at all but it lived in the directional structure.
I verified this wasnโt classical quantization. What emerged was fundamentally different.
On January 3rd, we presented what we now believe points to a new representation layer for embeddings:
it compresses, eliminates drift, and enables stable semantic identity.
Whitepaper/IR: https://t.co/YLtismqDK3
Landing: https://t.co/Xvre0Ra20s