Ekphanis

Ekphanis is a spectral hybrid AI.

It is made from Aethereos, a discovery instrument built on the “Resonance Intelligence” framework, integrated with LLM reasoning.

Any outputs are meant to be hypothesis generating.

What you can ask

1. Around a gene. Ask Ekphanis what’s around a gene in a tissue, cell type or cell line, or to compare it between conditions. By default it builds its spectral representation of the data three times, so you can see which genes survive every time and which are more peripheral, though not necessarily wrong.

2. Prism. Ask Ekphanis to look closer. It takes one of those three representations and splits the gene into its different senses, the separate company it keeps in the same system.

Under each reply, See shows exactly what Ekphanis saw, to copy or download.

Data

Ekphanis finds public expression data itself, mainly from GEO. Bulk RNA-seq, microarray and single-cell.

There is no upload. It works with public data only, for now.

Literature

It checks what it sees against the literature through PubMed and Europe PMC. It reads abstracts unless you ask for the full paper.

It does not browse the wider web.

The free preview

The free preview is a narrower Ekphanis on a smaller model, for seeing what it does.

Data. It works from a set list of ten public human datasets, each one disease in one tissue: Alzheimer’s disease, breast cancer, colorectal cancer, psoriasis, ulcerative colitis, fatty liver disease, heart failure, COVID-19, rheumatoid arthritis and lung fibrosis. You choose one per conversation, and Ekphanis fetches it from NCBI and builds its representation while you watch.

What you get. What’s around any gene you name in that dataset, and one prism per conversation. A conversation is five messages.

What it leaves out. Comparing conditions, finding other datasets, single-cell data, and checking against the literature. In the preview it reads what it sees from what it already knows, and cannot look anything up.

While it works

Taking a dataset in can take several minutes. Keep the page open until it has finished.