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camirian/README.md

Caaren Amirian

Systems + verification engineer working on verifiable AI and Physical AI.

I build evaluation and evidence workflows that make AI-agent and cyber-physical behavior independently inspectable: reproducible experiments, explicit verification contracts, failure analysis, provenance, robotics simulation, and requirements-to-evidence systems.

I verify AI systems — from coding agents to robots in simulation.

Flagship proof — Physical AI evaluation

Watch the 3:44 case study — the two runtime defects, the frozen campaign, and the 0/40 result.

A closed-loop Isaac Sim + ROS 2 Franka experiment with seeded sensor noise and causal filtering.

The current public campaign was preregistered: 20 seeds × 2 conditions = 40 scheduled runs, frozen before the first run. All 40 then executed validly — with preserved raw evidence, reproducible paired analysis, and explicit claim boundaries.

  • on the three headline paired metrics — tracking RMS, disturbance attenuation, and true articulation-position RMS — filtering won in 20/20 paired seeds;
  • 0/40 runs passed the full certification gauntlet;
  • the acceptance thresholds were not relaxed after seeing the result;
  • simulation only — no physical-hardware, safety, certification, production-readiness, or real-world-transfer claim.

Pinned case study: M4_CASE_STUDY.md @ 24bf738 — the commit-pinned evidence-backed record for these campaign claims.

That distinction is intentional: execution success and metric improvement are evidence, not permission to overclaim.

Verifiable AI & agent evidence

I am also working privately on fail-closed AI evaluation, verifier disagreement, quarantine, provenance, and AI-scaffolding experiments. Public artifacts will be released only after their evidence, privacy, and claim-review gates are satisfied rather than exposing private working history prematurely.

Physical AI & robotics support

What I care about

I am most interested in the engineering layer between promising AI capability and trustworthy system use:

  • AI evaluation and verification;
  • agent evidence and reproducibility;
  • Physical AI / robotics simulation and sim-to-real evaluation;
  • AI scaffolding, harnesses, tools, and evaluation loops;
  • systems architecture, MBSE, traceability, and technical decision-making;
  • failure modes, explicit uncertainty, and honest non-claims.

My public repositories are personal, clean-room work. They contain no employer, customer, classified, export-controlled, proprietary, or private operational material, and no employer endorsement is implied.

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