RS-01
Human verification of machine-assisted analysis
How laboratory staff should accept, amend, or discard model output so that AI never becomes the certifying actor.
Research
Program in development
ETTC research exists to improve laboratory methods. It does not sell a consumer product. Notes will appear here as they are cleared for public release.
RS-02
Evidence identity and build integrity
Hash, manifest, and custody practices that keep the tested object identical to the object named in the report.
RS-03
Skill, amusement, and deterministic systems
Technical methods for interactive systems where skill or deterministic rules — not spectacle — are the object of review.
RS-04
Statistical honesty in limited samples
How to state uncertainty when data are finite, biased, or supplied only by the client.
RS-05
Report language that does not overclaim
Wording discipline so findings remain technical, scoped, and distinguishable from legal opinions.
Publication posture
Public notes will be added as they are cleared. Nothing here is a regulator brief or a claim that a standard has been achieved.
Collaboration inquiries belong on the Contact form, marked as research — not as a request for a certificate.
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Research is not a back door to a finding
Method conversations and testing engagements are separate written scopes.