
Life sciences
Herb–drug interactions first, then a model for research on Ayurveda and medicinal plants.
Not-for-profit AI research
Scaling Truth Research Foundation is a not-for-profit AI lab. We build models whose outputs can be traced and tested, publish how we evaluate them, and bring the work into use through products. We work in life sciences, media and software.
Research
How do you know an AI system's output is right? We study that where being wrong is costly.

Herb–drug interactions first, then a model for research on Ayurveda and medicinal plants.

Video generation that keeps up with the display.

Tracking what the press says, and measuring how often an AI summary gets the source wrong.

Turning a plain-language request into working software, and testing whether it does what was asked.
Models
Each model has a card that says what it does today, what it was tested on and where it fails.
truth-hdi
Ranks herb–drug pairs by the enzymes a plant's compounds and a drug have in common, and names the enzyme.
truth-ls
A domain-adapted model for life-sciences research, grounded in a knowledge graph.
truth-rtv
A video generation model that produces frames as fast as they are shown.
From research to use
OneThought AI builds products on the foundation's research. Revenue and real-world feedback support the research programme.
Generate and edit video, images, voice and music from prompts.
Brand and topic monitoring across the Indian press, with tone and sources.
Describe an app in plain language and get working software.
Built by OneThought AI on research from Scaling Truth Research Foundation.
Public benefit
The herb–drug data recipe, source licences and evaluation protocol are due in the fourth quarter of 2026, free to use. Each release is listed with its date and licence.
Free or reduced-cost use of our models and products for researchers, journalists, non-profits, schools and public-health bodies.
Incidents, corrections and policy changes are dated in a public log. Anyone can report a concern.
Perspectives

A monitoring report that says you were mentioned 216 times last week, mostly negatively, has made three claims and shown the evidence for none. What each one rested on when we checked it against the Indian press.
ReadLanguage models made fluent answers cheap. Checking them is still expensive. Why the foundation exists, and what we think should change.
ReadThe published herb–drug record looks like two thousand facts about pairs. Counted by experiment it is about 550, and most of what they record is how each drug was studied.
ReadPharmacologists can help now: our reviewer pack of 266 herb–drug pairs takes about a day, and you can ask for it at connect@scalingtruth.org. Institutions, labs, companies and funders each have a way in.
One email when something is published. No newsletter cadence, no tracking.