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THE AI EVENT INDEX

The index an AI catastrophe settles on.

Every hour sebbi.pro counts, for each AI model family, how many covered companies had a kill switch or enforcement loop fire. Only sealed Model Lineage certificates count as cover, one vote per company. Each print is sealed into the chain, witnessed by independent chains and timestamped in Bitcoin, so no insured, no syndicate and not sebbi.pro can rewrite it.

Latest print: 2026-11-03 21:42 UTC · sealed block 31544 · verify this print

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No model family has reached 5 covered companies yet. Families appear the moment they do.

Covered = a company with a live SEALED Model Lineage certificate for the model family and sealed activity in the last 30 days. Tripped = that company's armed enforcement loop fired, or its kill switch was pulled or auto-halted, inside the window. One vote per company. A family is published once 5 companies are covered. Printed and sealed every hour.

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