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Open Source AI Projects
Explore ACLAS open-source AI projects focused on education technology, transparent verification, and research prototypes.
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Open Source AI Projects | Atlanta College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (ACLAS) | Online University
- Page covers two projects: the Neuro-Edu SDK (AI + Education) and Aegis Graph (Academic Integrity).
- Neuro-Edu described as a multi-agent cognitive simulation framework using on-device neural networks, vector-space semantics and thermodynamic entropy analysis.
- Neuro-Edu features listed: on-device neural kernel with real backpropagation; 20+ autonomous agents in collaborative environments; cognitive-grounded alignment with extended RLHF; Hugging Face integration.
- Neuro-Edu tech stack listed: Python 3.10+, FastAPI, NumPy, MIT License, Zenodo DOI, Hugging Face.
- Neuro-Edu architecture labels: Agentic GraphRAG; 102k+ Nodes; Multi-Agent Swarm; Audit Trail; 8-Language Matrix.
- Aegis Graph described as an open-source academic credential verification prototype.
- Aegis Graph features: Vision Forensics (pixel-level and OCR-based AI artifact detection); Graph Navigator (institution evidence with ROR lookup); Logic Auditor (evidence-weighted consistency checks); Audit Trail.
- Both projects link to public GitHub repositories.
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QuotedResearch-grade, open-source frameworks advancing education technology, academic integrity, and transparent verification. Built by ACLAS from first principles — not API wrappers.
QuotedACLAS is not regulated by the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission (GNPEC) and does not admit Georgia residents.
QuotedUnauthorized use of the ACLAS name will result in legal action, and the offending party will bear all liabilities.
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