Maxwell is described by doubleAI as the first code execution model: it improves code while it runs, adapting to hardware and data, with every improvement formally proven equivalent to the original code. Access is through an early access programme.
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Let the model adjust code based on how it actually executes rather than only how it reads.
Retarget the same routine to different hardware while keeping equivalence proofs.
Get an equivalence proof with each change instead of trusting a benchmark delta.
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