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Corrections

The figures below appeared on our site, articles or listings and were withdrawn on 28 September 2026 after we checked them against evidence. Older articles are kept as the historical record, with a notice pointing here. Evidence last updated 2026-10-12.

Withdrawn

Hallucination rate 0.3% (vs 12–15% industry)

The cited benchmark suite and 1,000-prompt dataset are not in any repository, so the figure cannot be reproduced. No hallucination rate is claimed.

4,849 tests in the enterprise suite

A private suite nobody outside can run. We now quote only CI-verified counts from the public repositories.

Uptime / SLA 99.9%, 99.98%, 99.99%, 99.999%

There is no uptime history or independent monitoring yet, so no SLA is offered. The live status page shows current health only.

Context compression 74.2% – 91.5%

74% was a design floor. 91.5% measures agent-state memory in a synthetic simulation, not context. Measured context compression is in the table below.

Zero-knowledge proof of the FDIA score (ZK-FDIA)

zk_fdia.py is a hash commitment. A verifier cannot check that the sealed score equals D^I × A, so it is not a zero-knowledge proof.

Tamper-proof / immutable audit logs

Logs are hash-chained and Ed25519-signed (tamper-evident). Publishing chain heads to an outside witness (tier A3) is being rolled out.

94.7% bypass rate for an unprotected LLM

No LLM was run; the benchmark hardcoded the baseline.

Measured instead

Delentia-OS test suite (CI)
7,109 passed · 91.08% coverage
MCP + Guard test suite (CI)
286 passed · 6 live tools
Context compression (real code and logs)
~70–75% fewer tokens (aggressive), ~6–12% (default)
FDIA contract, TypeScript vs Python
422 of 425 vectors agree

Sources: Whitepaper 3.0 §9 · Claim Registry