AERIS – Cognitive Reasoning Layer for Dialectical Evaluation (Demo + Baseline)

We’ve just published a public demo Space for AERIS, a cognitive inference layer designed to enhance reasoning quality in large language models — without any fine-tuning.

:small_blue_diamond: AERIS Chatbox: AERIS Chatbox - a Hugging Face Space by AERIS-Framework
:small_blue_diamond: Compare outputs (Gemma-3-27B-it with vs. without AERIS): https://huggingface.co/spaces/AERIS-Framework/aeris-public-demo/file/compare.html


What is AERIS?

AERIS (Adaptive Emergent Relational Intelligence System) is a lightweight reasoning layer that modulates the inference process of LLMs in real time by injecting dialectical structures, ambiguity resolution cues, and conceptual scaffolding.

Unlike fine-tuning or prompt engineering, AERIS reconfigures the reasoning path of the model dynamically — with no modification of model weights, and no external memory.

This space is a direct interface to Gemma-3-27B-it accessed via OpenRouter, showing how conceptual tension and dialectical modulation can produce deeper, more adaptive reasoning patterns in open-ended queries.


Why it matters

We believe that evaluation benchmarks alone do not capture what reasoning feels like for humans. This public demo allows anyone to test AERIS on open-ended or ambiguous prompts, and compare them directly to the raw model baseline.

Constructive feedback is highly welcome.
Feel free to challenge the system — edge cases and criticism are part of the experiment.

For scientific details, refer to our recent publications on Zenodo:

  • AERIS: A Minimalist Framework for Enhancing Emergent Reasoning in LLMs
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15206925
  • Beyond Reference Similarity: Why Current Metrics Fail to Capture Dialectical Reasoning in LLMs
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15206984
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