Global AI Power
~450 MW
20n Target
20 W
Research Laboratory

Computational
Biology on Silicon

Solving the 20-Watt AGI paradox via Liquid Networks.

We don't build AI that reads. We build AI that lives. Embodied intelligence through active inference, differential equations, and neuromorphic efficiency.

dx/dt = f(x, u, t, θ)
Continuous-time neural dynamics
F = E[log q(θ)] - E[log p(y,θ)]
Variational free energy minimization
20W
Target
1000x
Efficiency
<10k
Parameters
01 The Problem

They build monuments.
We build organisms.

Large Language Models rest on a false hypothesis: that intelligence is a static compression of past data. This paradigm is energetically unsustainable and structurally incapable of acting in the dynamic physical world.

The current consensus—OpenAI, Google, Meta—is based on the Scaling Law: More data + More GPUs = More intelligence. This is a dead end.

20n proposes a fundamental paradigm shift: moving from discrete, statistical intelligence (Transformers) to continuous, biological intelligence (Liquid Networks & Active Inference).

We don't build an AI that predicts the next token. We build an AI that minimizes entropy to survive and act in the chaos of the real world.

02 The Walls

Four fundamental limits of current AI.

01
Energy Wall

Scaling Transformers requires more energy than global production allows by 2030. They're melting the grid for chatbots.

02
Data Wall

They've read the entire internet. There's nothing left. The well is dry. Quality data is exhausted.

03
Latency Wall

A robot can't wait 500ms for the Cloud. Intelligence must live at the edge. Real-time or death.

04
Physics Wall

LLMs have no notion of causality or Newtonian physics. They hallucinate reality. 20n integrates ODEs as computational primitives. Our models don't predict physics—they are physics.

03 The Trinity

Neuro-Symbolic
Liquid Architecture

Three pillars that fundamentally diverge from the Transformer paradigm.

01

Liquid Neural Networks

Instead of static neuron layers, we use differential equations. The network is "liquid"— its parameters change during inference, not just training. It adapts without retraining.

dx/dt = -x/τ + f(x)·σ(Wx + b)
Neural ODE with time-varying dynamics
02

Active Inference

Reward functions are sparse and brittle. We minimize Free Energy (Surprise). The agent has an internal world model and acts to make reality match predictions. This is how biological brains work—Friston's Free Energy Principle.

F = D_KL[q(θ)||p(θ|y)] + log p(y)
Variational inference as action selection
03

Spiking Networks

Information transmits only when necessary—via spikes, like electrical impulses in the brain. Event-driven computation. Result: 20W consumption vs 20,000W for GPU clusters.

V(t) = V_rest + Σ w_i · δ(t - t_i)
Spike-timing dependent plasticity
04 The Loop

Active Inference Control Loop

Fig. 1 — Closed-loop perception-action cycle
GENERATIVE MODEL p(y, θ) FREE ENERGY argmin F(q, y) ENVIRONMENT Physical World ACTION a(t) SENSORY y(t) predictions commands Σ
05 The Protocol

Research Roadmap

From mathematical foundations to embodied synthetic life.

Phase 01
The Silica Worm
Platform: MuJoCo
Parameters: < 10k
Training: Zero-shot

Autonomous navigation in chaotic simulated environments. A simple digital organism capable of learning to move through wind, moving obstacles, and terrain changes with zero pre-training—only through curiosity and free energy minimization. Proof of architectural efficiency with 100x less data than traditional RL approaches.

Phase 02
Ghost in the Shell
Hardware: Unitree Go2
Latency: < 5ms
Transfer: Sim2Real

Simulation to Reality transfer. Integration of the 20n liquid brain into physical robotic hardware. The robot learns to grasp unknown objects in under 10 seconds. Traditional approaches require hours of training. We require one demonstration.

Phase 03
Apex Humanoid
Power: 20W
Learning: Continuous
Environment: Unstructured

Construction of proprietary embodied intelligence. The first synthetic life form capable of continuous learning in unstructured environments, operating entirely at the edge with 20W power consumption. No cloud. No latency. Pure autonomy.

Join the
Resistance

Most AI researchers today have become data janitors, cleaning datasets to feed voracious monsters. If you want to tune hyperparameters on LLMs, stay at Google.

But if you want to solve intelligence, understand consciousness, and create synthetic life capable of looking us in the eyes and understanding us—

core@20n.ai

"We don't have H100 GPUs. We have superior mathematics."

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