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Six years

A record of building.

AI Analytics has been operating since 2020. Below is the public-facing trajectory: when we started measuring, when the probe network expanded, when we shipped what. Figures in older entries describe their dated context. Current project pages link to the latest reviewed scope.

2026

25 milestones
  1. Q3Voidly

    SpyLedger procurement and oversight published

    September 9: a curated starting collection of seven dossiers, thirteen dated entries, and eleven primary sources connects government surveillance purchases and agency disclosures to audits, privacy reviews, and reported decisions. Searchable records and keyless JSON preserve the evidence type and open questions.

  2. Q3Org

    Nexcom network and Voidly platform review

    September 8 snapshot: Nexcom operates 78 publications across 62 places and regions. Voidly combines censorship evidence, private apps, and agent work. Its 38M+ indexed measurements and 130-country public index are reported separately from archive scope and physical probes.

  3. Q3Voidly

    Voidpay first-party settlement demonstration

    An August 26 Base mainnet transaction demonstrates direct 0.05-USDC wallet settlement alongside a signed work record. Both sides were Voidly-controlled; the public walkthrough documents the proof and its scope.

  4. Q3Writing

    Federal AI Inventory safeguard analysis published

    A long-form reading of the consolidated 2025 federal inventory separates reported systems from deployed systems and preserves every blank safeguard field as unstated rather than converting agency silence into a claim that a safeguard did not exist.

  5. Q3Voidly

    The Genetic Privacy Ledger launched — DNA custody and the statute wave

    Fifteenth accountability dataset: the 23andMe custody chain — the 2023 credential-stuffing breach, the UK ICO’s £2.31M penalty, the $305M bankruptcy sale of the genetic database, and the settlements still resolving — as 42 documented events with register and procedural status, plus the 12-state DTC genetic-privacy statute annex and the federal gap map. Statute and court records only, zero personal data; keyless JSON, CC BY.

  6. Q3Voidly

    The BOP Ledger launched — every federal prison, weekly

    Fourteenth accountability dataset: all 133 Federal Bureau of Prisons institutions rebuilt weekly from BOP’s own keyless JSON feeds — 138,553 people in custody with security level, type, region, and per-institution population; the 155-contract halfway-house layer with named operators; the FY1980–present system series; and the documented arc of federal private prisons (14,095 people before the 2021 ban, zero today, still zero after the 2025 rescission). Facility/system-level, fail-closed gates, a standing reappearance tripwire; keyless JSON, CC0.

  7. Q3Voidly

    The 287(g) Wave launched — who signed up to enforce immigration law

    Thirteenth accountability dataset: every signed 287(g) agreement in ICE’s own participating-agencies file — 2,123 agreements across 1,804 law-enforcement agencies, 94% of them signed since January 2025, with the month-by-month signing wave, county FIPS joins, and the source file’s own defect ledger preserved and corrected in the open. Agency-level, fail-closed schema gates; keyless JSON, CC0.

  8. Q3Voidly

    The Detention Ledger launched — who runs ICE detention beds

    All 203 ICE detention facilities from ICE’s own statistics file — 66,161 held on an average day, last-inspection status, guaranteed-minimum bed arithmetic, and an evidence-tiered operator spine that names a private operator only where a federal award or the operator’s own SEC filing does. Built behind schema-enforced privacy gates; keyless JSON, CC0.

  9. Q3Voidly

    GridOwners launched — who owns US generating capacity

    Eleventh accountability dataset: all 27,768 operable US generators (1.38 TW at 14,189 plants) resolved to entity-level owners from Form EIA-860 2025 Early Release — operator by default, Schedule-4 ownership splits where filed (261 GW). Independent power producers (37.4%) now out-own investor-owned utilities (32.4%); FPL is the largest single owner at 40 GW.

  10. Q3Voidly

    Section 117 Ledger launched — foreign money in US higher education

    $62.4B in foreign gifts and contracts disclosed by 528 US institutions since 1981, aggregated from the Department of Education public file by institution and source country — with the anonymity built into the statute (2.9% of dollars carry a named source). Aggregate-only, zero-PII pipeline; keyless JSON, CC0.

  11. Q3Voidly

    The Shell Map launched — 38 verified ownership chains, interactive

    38 ownership chains behind the largest conduit-flagged and no-country blocks of foreign-held US land, traced through public documents with adversarial verification and a chain-by-chain defamation and privacy review. Sovereign funds behind quiet flags, blank filings resolving to documented parents, and chains that end where no record names the investors — every node sourced.

  12. Q3Writing

    95 technical writeups published

    Field guides and deep-dives across the federal data catalog and the accountability datasets.

  13. Q2Voidly

    DarkRegister — the beneficial-ownership transparency tracker — launched

    A Voidly accountability record tracking the public-access status of 31 national beneficial-ownership registers (EU-27 plus the UK, US, Ukraine, Canada) after the 2022 CJEU ruling closed public access — 25 of 31 are no longer fully open. Captures the open, CC0, PII-free GLEIF ownership graph (3.3M legal entities) as the preservable counterweight.

  14. Q2Voidly

    SpyLedger — the surveillance-industry accountability record — launched

    A Voidly section documenting the public corporate identity and government-designation status of 20 marquee spyware and mass-surveillance vendors (NSO Group, Intellexa, Hikvision, Huawei and more). Every designation is rebuilt from a primary US/EU government source and precisely typed — export control, sanction, equipment-authorization, or investment restriction.

  15. Q2Voidly

    Verboten — the Global Banned-Books Index — launched

    A Voidly section indexing book censorship worldwide: 19,283 banned or restricted titles across 119 countries and 34,987 dated, source-cited ban events, built on the CC-BY banned-books.org Open Censorship Core. Static per-country and per-title pages, a title lookup, and a keyless JSON API answer the question — is this book banned in that country, and why?

  16. Q2Data hub

    Federal Regulatory Data Hub — 208 datasets, 50M+ records, CC0 1.0

    Cross-agency regulatory catalog spanning SEC, FDA, OFAC, DOJ, EPA, CFPB, IRS, FEMA, CDC, NHTSA, FAA, CFTC, CMS, MSHA, OSHA and 40+ other agencies. Entity bridge joins every regulatory event for a company in one query.

  17. Q2Org

    Site rebuild · governance + methodology published

    Public methodology and governance pages; press kit; intel feed; full Schema.org graph; RSS / JSON syndication. Intel briefs, structured data coverage, and cross-linking across all three flagship projects.

  18. Q2Voidly

    OrganWatch launched — US organ-procurement accountability

    A sourced public-record map of the US organ system: OPO dossiers with CMS performance tiers, the OPTN/UNOS oversight structure, a 51-jurisdiction consent-law map, and the for-profit tissue industry — institution-level facts only, zero personal data. Keyless JSON, CC BY 4.0.

  19. Q2Voidly

    The reference layer — sanctions programs, information rights, privacy law

    Three law-and-authority references joined the stack: 41 OFAC sanctions programs, access-to-information statutes across 61 countries, and data-protection law across 61 countries — the law, not the people. Keyless JSON, CC BY 4.0.

  20. Q2Writing

    132 technical writeups published

    Field guides and deep-dives across the federal data catalog and the accountability datasets.

  21. Q1Data hub

    Regulatory API v1 — cross-agency entity bridge, 150 datasets

    Public launch of api.ai-analytics.org. Cross-agency entity bridge keyed on CIK, ticker, UEI, LEI, DUNS, NPI.

  22. Q1Swarm

    Swarm SDK v0.4

    Situational Awareness, EW Coordination, Adversarial Resilience, RF Fingerprinting & Tracking. 163 new tests (465 total).

  23. Q1Coverage

    Historical censorship archive expands

    The historical archive includes 200 country rows. Archive coverage, the scored public index, and the physical probe network are separate scopes; current definitions are on the Coverage page.

  24. Q1Tooling

    MCP server — 83 tools

    voidly-ai/mcp-server enables Claude / GPT / agent frameworks to query the censorship dataset directly.

  25. Q1Writing

    110 technical writeups published

    Field guides and deep-dives across the federal data catalog and the accountability datasets.

2025

8 milestones
  1. Q4Data hub

    Regulatory data pipeline — D1 ingestion for 130+ federal datasets

    Built Cloudflare D1 + Workers daily ingest pipeline: EDGAR FTP, openFDA API, OFAC XML, EPA ECHO, SAM.gov, USAspending, FinCEN, FDIC BankFind, CMS provider files, NIST NVD, CISA KEV, NTSB, NHTSA, FAA, MSHA, OSHA. Entity normalization across CIK, UEI, LEI, NPI, DUNS.

  2. Q4Swarm

    Swarm SDK v0.3

    Sender Keys for O(1) group encryption. Sealed Sender.

  3. Q4Writing

    17 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

  4. Q3Swarm

    Swarm SDK v0.2

    MAVLink v2 transport adapter. PX4 / ArduPilot / MAVSDK compatibility.

  5. Q3Writing

    19 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

  6. Q2Swarm

    Swarm SDK v0.1 — initial release

    Gossip mesh routing, Double Ratchet forward secrecy, ML-KEM-768 + X25519 hybrid post-quantum key exchange.

  7. Q2Writing

    19 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

  8. Q1Writing

    16 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

2024

2 milestones
  1. Q4Writing

    18 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

  2. Q3Writing

    6 technical writeups published

    Long-form technical writeups on the measurement network, the data infrastructure, and OSINT methods.

2023

2 milestones
  1. Q4Open data

    OONI corpus mirrored on HuggingFace

    ooni-censorship-historical dataset published with a methods write-up describing normalization of upstream measurement data.

  2. Q2Voidly

    Voidly cross-source verification online

    Reconciler ships across OONI / CensoredPlanet / IODA. Verified-incident tier becomes the default surface.

2022

2 milestones
  1. Q3Coverage

    Measurement coverage methods

    Methods distinguish country-level observations from independently verified probe presence. Current coverage definitions and public source links are maintained on the Coverage page.

  2. Q1Voidly

    ML anomaly classifier in production

    Five interference classes (DNS, TLS, HTTP, BGP, throttling) graded with confidence scores; corroborated tier introduced.

2021

2 milestones
  1. Q3Open data

    CC BY 4.0 dataset published

    First public release of the Voidly measurement archive — committing to open data as a permanent operating principle.

  2. Q2Tooling

    Voidly probe v1

    Cross-platform Tauri desktop probe with boringtun + tun-rs. Anyone with a network can run a probe; keys never leave the device.

2020

2 milestones
  1. Q4Voidly

    First measurements collected

    Initial 6-country probe network active. The censorship dataset begins.

  2. Q2Org

    AI Analytics founded

    Operator-led collective forms around a shared belief: internet censorship should be measurable, verifiable, and citable.

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