Boxz Studio

Research

Formal outputs: preprints and completed studies, each with a fixed version, a date, and the materials behind it.

Preprint

When AI Becomes the First Pass

Source Selection, Conflict Retention, and Novel-Case Classification in AI-Mediated Interpretive Pipelines

An empirical study of what happens before an AI answer reaches the user: which sources survive selection, which disagreements remain visible, and whether materially new cases can escape existing classifications.

Length
24 pages
Version
1.0
Venue
Zenodo preprint
Diagram of the experimental pipeline from source field through retrieval, ranking, model-visible evidence, synthesis, and classification.

Preprint

From Connectors to Harnesses

Runtime Action Spaces, Forensic Readiness, and the Auditability of Agentic AI

A study of how AI agents acquire real-world capability through connectors, skills, permissions, tools, and execution environments — and why auditing them requires reconstructing the runtime that made an action possible.

Length
17 pages
Version
1.0
Analytical progression from connectors, skills, and harnesses to action-enabling configuration, model-visible context, execution trajectory, surviving evidence, and forensic reconstruction.

Study

Small Factual Updates in LLMs

LoRA-SFT / LoRA-DPO Evaluation Study

A completed experimental study of small factual updates in LLMs, comparing LoRA-SFT and LoRA-DPO across update insertion, hallucination-like side effects, Mean BS scores, and general capability retention.

Status
Completed study
Model
Qwen2.5-3B-Instruct
Methods
LoRA-SFT, LoRA-DPO
Trajectory chart comparing SFT and DPO update success against hallucination-like rate across checkpoints.