I started by investigating why AI-generated work becomes difficult to trust after the fact: what evidence existed, what the system used, and whether its reasoning could be reconstructed.
That work exposed a larger problem: AI systems can reason well and still make poor decisions when they have the wrong context.
My work now explores how systems:
- assemble what actually matters for a task
- preserve useful context over time
- enforce boundaries around what context can be accessed
- recognize when context is incomplete, stale, or conflicting
- learn from human decisions and corrections without blindly repeating them
YenkLabs is where I do that work — my personal R&D lab, where I explore, prototype, question, write, fail, and change my mind.