Fatfort
fat-fort is an early-stage effort in adversarial machine learning and computer-vision robustness — auditing where models break, and how to certify that they don’t. Built in the open, honest about the stage: no invented clients, no borrowed logos, no certifications that don’t exist yet.
The mark is a 2×2 grid whose corners read TT · TF · FT · FF. fat-fort is the FF corner (in red); its sibling tutorsfirst is the TF corner — two cells of the same matrix.
What it explores
- Adversarial examples
- tiny, deliberate perturbations that flip a model’s prediction while looking unchanged to a human.
- Certified robustness
- provable guarantees over a bounded neighbourhood of an input — not merely “we couldn’t break it”.
- Honest evaluation
- robustness claims are easy to overstate; the real work is measuring them without fooling yourself.
Pointers
- fatfort.com — the project’s home.
- tutorsfirst — sister project (tutorsfirst.com.au), an Australian tutoring marketplace where every tutor is credential-verified.
- abaj.ai — main site, writing, and past work.
Reach the fort at hello@fatfort.com.
Backlinks (2)
1. TutorsFirst /roam/tutorsfirst/
tutorsfirst is an Australian tutoring marketplace — find a trusted, verified tutor by subject, level and suburb. Browsing is free, tutors list free and keep 100% of their lesson fees, and students pay one small flat connection fee to swap contact details. No subscriptions, no commission.