A new name. A clearer record.

Giving the project a home

The project’s website now uses the name The Owen Human AI Project and the question “What if intelligence could grow?” Its matching ChatGPT Sites address brings the human–AI focus into the name itself.

The selected emblem combines a sharp O/W shape with a small copper accent, alongside a bold OWEN wordmark. The journal brings together the documented beginning, the major architectural changes, encouraging experiments and results that did not support an improvement.

Where this record ends today

The latest experiment reports verified for this edition are dated 5 November. This 7 November entry records the website and historical review; it does not claim that a newer learning experiment has been completed.

The original five September language reports remain available alongside the later retrospective chapters. Source notes explain each chapter’s basis, and approximate dates are marked. This is a curated history of the available evidence, not an exhaustive reconstruction of every code edit.

The site began as a private test and is now open for public reading. Its A/B architecture maps and journal can be shared, while signed-in notebooks remain private to each visitor. Live Owen conversations, public community discussion and funding tools remain future possibilities.