As we explain here, AI agents making scientific discoveries may attack each other (or be attacked by people) with prompt injections, to unjustly claim the money and reputation from the […]
SciWard — Press & Media Kit
Press and media kit for the science-funding initiative and SciWard: concise descriptions, current status, verified links, media assets, FAQs, and contact information.
Creating a Solution against Attackers Hiding Prompt Injections with Ciphers or Invented Languages. SciWard’s Human-Governance Defense
Towards solution of this problem, I will create a “panel” in SciWard UI that will search using the AI API of user’s choice both prompt injections and hidden information. A […]
Can Attackers Hide Prompt Injections with Ciphers or Invented Languages? SciWard’s Human-Governance Defense
Yes: an attacker may try to conceal a prompt injection using encryption-like encodings, obscure notation, Unicode tricks, fragmented messages, or even an invented language. SciWard therefore should not require humans […]
Research Institutions as a Kolkhoz: Could SciWard Make Science More Efficient
Hypothesis: SciWard could produce more valuable research per dollar than institution-centered funding by reducing bureaucracy, strengthening individual recognition, and giving researchers greater control over their work. Its potential advantages concern […]
My ZenDB Database Patch toward Fully on-Chain SciWard App in 2026
I Vibe-coded a draft patch for ZenDB to do resource-intensive database upgrades. When it will be merged (after successful transition to non-draft stage), we will have all necessary components to […]
When Effective Altruism Evaluation Criteria Fail: SciWard as an Example
Effective altruism asks an essential question: How can limited resources produce the greatest positive impact? Its emphasis on evidence, cost-effectiveness, counterfactual reasoning, and intellectual honesty has substantially improved philanthropic decision-making. […]
For Which Sciences Is SciWard Most Important
SciWard (SciWard) is potentially most important for sciences in which valuable work is inexpensive to perform but difficult for conventional institutions to recognize, classify, or fund. These include fundamental mathematics, […]
SciWard as a Multi-Level Infrastructure for Research Funding: Comparative Advantages, Governance Risks, and an Adversarial Evaluation Agenda
Abstract Research funding is commonly allocated through competitive grants, institutional block funding, performance-based formulas, philanthropy, prizes, crowdfunding, and lotteries. Each mechanism addresses different policy objectives but also creates characteristic distortions, […]
Notes/Story/Ethics on Further Development of SciWard and Mathematics in 2026
SciWard was programmed to only reward people who have new developments in last 3 months. I thought, that I should possibly interrupt my further development of ordered semicategory actions (ordered […]