Float-Native State Elements (FSE) FlowField™ Auralith Pirassena Sabaratnam Patent-pending neural architecture O(n) linear computational complexity Infinite context processing Continuous field computation Hybrid integration solutions

Computation, Reimagined.

Auralith has created Float-Native State Elements (FSE), a patented, physics-based architecture that moves beyond the rigid limits of today's AI. Our models learn with biological-like dynamics to unlock infinite context and true multi-modal intelligence.

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The AI Industry Has Hit a Scaling Wall.

The transformer architecture, while powerful, is a dead end. Its quadratic scaling (O(n²)) makes it exponentially expensive, and its fixed context window creates "AI amnesia," preventing true long-form reasoning. Its time to move past a paradigm that is fundamentally limited.

Our Flagship OMNI Suite

Infinite Context & Memory

Our flagship language model, OMNI-λ, will be able to process entire texts and conversations with constant memory usage, enabled by our stateful persistent memory architecture. This unlocks truly personal AI assistants that remember every interaction.

True Omni-Modal Unification

FSE is the only architecture designed to natively process language (OMNI-λ), vision (OMNI-Φ), and generation (OMNI-Δ) within a single, shared computational field, enabling holistic reasoning impossible for stitched-together systems.

A New Era of Efficiency

By replacing quadratic self-attention with linear field evolution (O(n)), we solve the scaling crisis. Our models are designed to be smaller, faster, and cheaper to run, making powerful AI accessible for on-device applications.

Beyond Language: A Universal Field Solver

FSE is not just a better AI architecture; it is a general-purpose computational platform. Its unique ability to model complex, continuous systems can unlock a new frontier of applications in industries that demand a deeper, physics-based understanding of their data, complementing and extending the capabilities of today's leading AI solutions.

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Geophysical Modeling

Model complex physical systems like pyroclastic flows or seismic waves to predict mineral deposits and geological events, replacing slow, classical simulators with a high-speed, learnable surrogate.

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Autonomous Systems

Process LiDAR, radar, and camera data into a single, unified 4D spatiotemporal field to learn traffic-flow dynamics and predict vehicle behavior with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency.

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Computational Biology

Simulate protein folding and drug interactions by treating molecular concentrations as continuous fields, providing a powerful new engine for drug discovery and personalized medicine.

Technical Specifications

Computational Complexity

O(n) linear scaling vs O(n²) quadratic for transformers

Context Window

Infinite context with constant memory usage

Architecture Type

Continuous field-based computation using Float-Native State Elements

Patent Status

Patent pending neural architecture (Filed 2025)

Native Framework

FlowField™ - purpose-built computational framework for FSE

Multi-Modal Support

Native unified processing across text, vision, and generation

Evidence of a New Learning Paradigm

FSE models exhibit unique, self-stabilizing learning dynamics. Instead of brittle optimization, our models go through phases of grappling with chaos before finding a more profound, organized state. Below is live data from our OMNI-λ training run.

FSU Perplexity Convergence Graph

Consistent Convergence: A steady, downward trend in perplexity proves the model is successfully learning the fundamental patterns of language.

Global Field Consistency Graph

Emergent Organization: An upward trend in internal field consistency shows the architecture self-organizing as it learns.

Evolved Field Magnitude Stability Graph

Fundamental Stability: The model's core field magnitudes reach a stable plateau, proving the system is robust and not at risk of numerical explosion.

FSE vs Traditional Architectures

Feature FSE Architecture Transformer Architecture
Computational Complexity O(n) Linear O(n²) Quadratic
Context Window Infinite Fixed (128K-2M tokens)
Memory Usage Constant Scales with context
Gradient Flow Continuous optimization Discrete backpropagation
State Persistence Stateful continuous memory Stateless per-sequence
Multi-Modal Processing Native unified fields Separate architectures stitched together

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Float-Native State Elements (FSE)?

FSE is a patented neural architecture that uses continuous field dynamics instead of discrete operations, enabling O(n) linear scaling and infinite context processing through stateful persistent memory.

How does FSE achieve infinite context?

Through stateful persistent memory architecture that maintains constant memory usage regardless of context length, unlike transformers that scale quadratically with context size.

What makes FSE different from Neural ODEs?

FSE implements true continuous computation throughout the entire architecture, while Neural ODEs still use discrete operations with continuous depth. FSE uses continuous field evolution for all computational processes.

How does FSE handle multi-modal data?

FSE processes text, vision, and generation within a single unified computational field, enabling true multi-modal reasoning rather than stitching together separate architectures.

What is FlowField™?

FlowField™ is FSE's native computational framework, purpose-built for continuous field computation. Unlike approaches that adapt existing frameworks like TensorFlow or PyTorch, FlowField™ implements true continuous mathematics from the ground up, enabling genuine field-based neural computation without discrete approximations.

Can FSE integrate with existing transformer architectures?

Yes! Auralith is actively developing hybrid integration solutions that allow organizations to enhance their existing transformer models with FSE/FlowField™ capabilities. These solutions provide significant performance boosts while preserving current investments, offering a practical migration path to next-generation AI architecture.

When will FSE models be available?

We're currently training OMNI-λ and will be providing early access to select partners and researchers. Join our mailing list for updates on availability and early access opportunities.

Scientific Foundation

FSE builds upon established research in Neural ODEs, Physics-Informed Neural Networks, and continuous dynamical systems while introducing novel innovations in stateful field evolution and unified multi-modal processing.

  • Neural Ordinary Differential Equations (Chen et al., 2018)
  • Physics-Informed Neural Networks (Raissi et al., 2019)
  • Geometric Deep Learning: Going Beyond Euclidean Data (Bronstein et al., 2017)

The Architect

Pirassena Sabaratnam

Founder & Chief Architect

A seasoned entrepreneur guided by the principle of "seeking voids to fill via disruption," Pirassena Sabaratnam is the founder of Auralith and the inventor of the FSE architecture. After identifying the fundamental scaling and context limitations that have stalled traditional AI, he went back to first principles. After months of research, he developed a completely new, physics-based computational paradigm from scratch. His work on FSE is a testament to the power of intuitive, rapid, and foundational innovation in solving the industry's most challenging problems.

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