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Help turn AI-assisted research into work anyone can read, question and build on.
As AI becomes part of research, we can choose to share what we learn. Knowledge should be available to everyone who can use it — and everyone who wants to learn.
Evidence Press puts that principle into practice by publishing research with its papers, code, evidence and limitations. Your support helps pay for the computing, checking and clear explanations that make this work available to others.
An idea can travel further when people are free to examine it, teach it and build on it.
What your support helps make possible
Questions worth exploring
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Work others can examine
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Ideas people can learn from
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Evidence Press dedicates its original publication content to the public domain using CC0. Code and third-party materials follow their stated licences. Support helps keep the work available to people whether or not they contribute.
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A RELEASE YOU CAN INSPECT · UNREFEREED CANDIDATE
When a better graph center is far away
This mathematics release brings together an explanation, a paper and a code repository. You can follow the argument beyond the headline and inspect the materials behind it.
Its status is an unrefereed candidate. Publishing the materials makes scrutiny possible; independent validation remains a separate question.
A few things to know
Why support something everyone can read for free?
Creating and publishing the work has recurring costs. Voluntary contributions help cover those costs while keeping access open. A student could study an argument, a teacher adapt an explanation, or a researcher examine the code. They can benefit without becoming paying members.
What happens if the research does not succeed?
Research is uncertain. Partial results, counterexamples and explanations of failed approaches can still give others something useful to examine. Support funds the work, with no guarantee of a discovery or a particular result.
How is the research checked?
Each release states its own evidence and assurance status. Producer-side checks, independent reproduction, formal verification and peer review answer different questions. Funding does not change those scientific standards or give a result a stronger status.
Does contributing buy access or influence?
Every contribution supports the same public work. Findings, corrections and editorial decisions remain independent of payments. The suggested amounts carry no private research deliverables.
How will supporters hear about progress?
Follow new releases on the Evidence Press website. Each release states its evidence, limitations and research status. Research takes different forms, so support carries no fixed quota of discoveries or films.