Clovermind

Enhancing the human experience through artificial intelligence and cyborgian engineering.

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Adam 15 Quanta (right) against the house paddle, live in your browser.Play him yourself
  1. i.Adam 15 QuantaTaught itself Pong from nothing
  2. ii.HindsightGuides the visually impaired by voice
  3. iii.Adam V2Answers first, then learns from you
  4. iv.Adam V1Reads handwritten digits through your camera

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Adam 15 Quanta

Nobody told Adam 15 the rules, so it learned Pong the hard way, by feeling every miss. Quanta is the part of that mind small enough to live in your browser, wired to a bionic arm. Play it and see how far it got.

Play Adam 15 Quanta
Share of balls returned over its life, traced from the real run.
Hindsight on an iPhone in a hallway: Clear ahead at the top of the screen, the walkable floor hatched in green, and a door outlined in blue with a Door label.
Hindsight on an iPhone facing a door: a hand-drawn blue box and a Door label over it, with Clear ahead above and the floor hatched in green.

Web app 2026

Hindsight

Hindsight looks ahead for you. It speaks directions toward safe, walkable ground, and when a hazard appears, like the top of a staircase, it warns you early. We built it for people who are visually impaired.

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Adam V2 on a phone: a hand-drawn 7 on the canvas, and the network answering that it says 7.

Web app 2026

Adam V2

You teach Adam V2 by hand. It answers first, you tell it the truth, and the mismatch becomes its learning rate. Every boot is a fresh brain that lives in your tab, learns your handwriting in front of you, and dies when you close it.

Open Adam V2

100 neurons. No labels.

A ten by ten grid of pale digit shapes: what each of Adam V1's hundred neurons taught itself to look for.

Web app 2026

Adam V1

Point your camera at a handwritten digit and watch Adam V1 think, spike by spike, in your browser. Its hundred neurons taught themselves what digits look like, with nobody labelling anything. Nothing it sees leaves your phone.

Open Adam V1

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“Can machines think?” Alan Turing

Company

A human head in profile, facing right, built from stacked layers of cut paper in terracotta, cream and slate blue, with one small ochre circle set inside it, on warm textured paper.
“The brain is wider than the sky” Emily Dickinson

Clovermind is a dynamic initiative exploring the convergence of authentic human experience and artificial intelligence.

We believe AI has a real role to play in enhancing our lives, whether that’s restoring function to people who’ve lost it or extending human ability beyond its current limits, out to the edge of what our most advanced technology can do.

We hope you find the same joy in reading our research and testing our products that we’ve had building them.

Engineered by Ikshvak Tanay OngoluFounder, Clovermind