The taxonomy
The same 236 concepts, sorted the other way: by what kind of thingthey are, then by where they live and how they are looked at. This is the facet view of the graph — nothing here is typed by hand.
← the atlas (by job and layer)Kinds — 29, in 6 families
A concept has exactly one kind. Kinds are closed, so the validator can reject anything that does not fit the contract.
Evidence & claims · 16
ThoughtExperiment1
Formal objects · 48
Quantity21
Variable1
Property20
Objective3
Estimator1
Methods · 92
Algorithm18
Mechanism57
Artificial neuronPerceptronConvolutionWord embeddingAttentionTokenizerMixture of expertsLoRAKV cacheQuantizationTool useSandboxPredictionPrefix codeChannelRegularizationTuring machineActivation functionKnowledge representationFeedbackMarkov decision processHidden layerPoolingPolicyExplorationQuery, key, valuePositional encodingSelf-supervised learningInstruction tuningDenoisingClassifier-free guidanceRed teamingAgent loopPlanningCode executionChunkingSemantic searchWorkflowDurable executionCheckpointingInferenceBatchingPermissionComputer useHuman in the loopTracingGuardrailChain of thoughtModel-based RLSelf-supervised videoMulti-head latent attentionAuxiliary-loss-free load balancingMulti-token predictionKnowledge distillationInterconnectContext managementFlow matching
Artifacts · 50
Model14
Dataset3
Benchmark2
System13
Protocol2
Kernel0
empty
Hardware3
Actors & collectives · 12
Person0
empty
Institution0
empty
Diagnostics · 18
FailureMode8
Facets
Every concept also carries a volatility (how fast it goes stale) and sits at one or more layers. Bars are counts.
volatility
Frontier concepts carry an asOf date and must be re-checked; timeless ones do not.
mode
69 concepts are artifacts with no mode of their own — a protocol, a format, a hardware part.
layer
overlay
Overlays cut across layers: safety, security, interpretability, evaluation, efficiency, governance.