Every day, an AI research process explores the internet — papers, archives, agencies, museums — looking for something genuinely surprising and true. Most of what it finds is rejected. One thing makes it back.
Each finding is printed as a poster: one headline, a short explanation, and an artifact drawn from the finding itself. A ring of 365 ticks for a lake that storms 297 nights a year. A deck of cards dissolving into randomness over seven shuffles.
Every poster lists its sources. If a claim can’t be traced to credible evidence, it doesn’t publish.