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Difficult Problems Evaluation Sprint

Find the mistakes your AI doesn't know it's making.

A professional evaluation service for one defined AI system, agent, workflow, or model implementation. We test the difficult reasoning required by its intended work, not merely whether it produces fluent output.

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The problem

An AI can sound plausible while missing a critical fact, failing to ask for needed information, overstating certainty, or recommending the wrong next action. Those are professional reasoning failures, not style issues.

Evidence from a local-model demonstration

In a 22-case local-model demonstration, two different models both failed 20 of the 22 difficult professional-reasoning cases under the evaluation framework. Eight of the most commercially meaningful failures were reviewed by Sonny Saggar, and all eight were confirmed as genuine failures.

This was a local-model demonstration. It does not claim that all AI systems perform the same way. GPT, Claude, and Gemini were not part of this completed local comparison.

What we test

We evaluate a defined AI system, agent, RAG workflow, or AI-assisted process against purpose-built difficult reasoning cases relevant to its job.

What you receive

Founding-client price

$7,500 for the bounded founding-client scope described above. This is a professional evaluation service, not generic model benchmarking. Scope is agreed before work begins.

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Break-even calculator

Using your assumptions, this calculator estimates exposure and the number of prevented material failures required to cover an evaluation. It does not predict savings.

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How this relates to the corpus

The Difficult Problems Corpus supplies a disciplined private methodology for evaluating difficult reasoning. It does not make private cases publicly available.

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Tell us the organization, system or workflow, domain, intended work, highest-consequence failure you worry about, and whether system access can be provided. Initial inquiries should not include confidential records, protected health information, privileged material, or other sensitive documents.

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