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DeepSensi PBC (Dover, DE) · World's #1 Difficult Cases Engine · Cognitive Engine Division

We are building the safety layer
medicine has been missing.

Medical AI that cannot be trusted with a life is not medicine. It is autocomplete. DeepSensi™ exists to change that: the first clinical intelligence with an architected safety floor, an open standard the whole field can build on, and capabilities that do not exist anywhere else.

Tomasz Jan Gomoła, Founder & Chief Architect of DeepSensi PBC, at executive desk.
Tomasz Jan Gomoła, Founder, DeepSensi

The breakthrough

Not a better chatbot. A different kind of machine.

Every other medical AI is a language model that predicts the most likely words and hopes they are right. DeepSensi is a verified reasoning system built on one non-negotiable principle. It would rather say I do not know, run this one test than ever invent an answer. That inversion is the breakthrough, and it is what makes the capabilities below possible.

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World-first

A quantified safety bound

The first, and only, medical AI to publish a formally derived worst-case bound on hallucination, with its full method. Safety architecture designed to a SIL-4-class target. Not certified by an accredited third party. How we measure it: deepsensi.com/safety-architecture. No competitor publishes one, because no competitor is built to.

Unique

A full specialist consilium

A specialist agent for every discipline of medicine, deliberating adversarially, with cross-vendor verification that breaks common-cause failure. A teaching-hospital panel, in seconds.

Unique

A formalized “I don’t know”

Structured uncertainty. When evidence is insufficient it says so, and names the single test that resolves it. Safety as a first-class output.

World-first

The physician exosuit

It equips the clinician with the diagnostic computing power of a full university consilium.

Unique

An epidemic radar

GERN turns ordinary clinical notes into physician-level early warning across borders. Public-health surveillance as a privacy-preserving by-product of care.

Open

A royalty-free standard

The Gomola Framework, DSS. The certification standard the whole industry can adopt, including our competitors. The sole requirement is attribution.

The proof

Everything is measured, referenced, and offered for attack.

On 301 published NEJM clinicopathological cases, the diagnoses that stump specialists, DeepSensi's results are published in full on our Science page. We publish the proof, the standard, and the audit. We do not publish the blueprint.

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SIL-4-class
Safety architecture designed to a SIL-4-class target. Not certified by an accredited third party. How we measure it: deepsensi.com/safety-architecture
100%
audit coverage of every assertion
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Tomasz Jan Gomoła, Founder and Architect of DeepSensi, in a charcoal suit and white shirt, standing by a window above the city.

The founder

Tomasz Jan Gomoła, Founder.

Tomasz Jan Gomoła founded DeepSensi to close the white space between medical specialties, where the hardest cases are lost: the patient whose answer lies across three disciplines and belongs to none of them. He built the Difficult Cases Engine to reason through that space by deterministic physiological deduction, where even frontier AI models fall back on probability and plausible guesses. The engine proved itself first in a documented case of drug-resistant epilepsy, and it now works at the edge of discovery, generating and testing new hypotheses. He is the author of the Gomola Framework, the open safety standard behind it, and has twelve patents pending.

MISSION // A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION

The whole of medicine, for every difficult case, wherever the patient lives.

Medicine knows more than any one physician can hold, and the hardest cases fall into the white space between specialties. DeepSensi exists to close that space: to put the reasoning of an entire university hospital beside every physician: in a teaching hospital, in a family practice, at a patient's bedside at home, and in a rural clinic a day's journey from the nearest specialist.

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What we are building
The Cognitive Engine: a Difficult Cases Engine and Systems Biology Cognitive Engine that reasons across every specialty, with a formally analysed safety architecture and zero missed critical diagnoses as the standard it holds itself to.
For whom
For the patient nobody has been able to explain, the physician who will not give up on them, and the health systems and researchers who need answers they can audit.
How we are held to it
As a public benefit corporation the mission is written into our charter. We publish our methods, register our studies before they begin, and report results whatever they show.

DeepSensi Difficult Cases Engine. Clinical Intelligence at Home. The DeepSensi Edge Node

The company

A Public Benefit Corporation, by design.

DeepSensi PBC is incorporated in Dover, Delaware as a Public Benefit Corporation, legally bound to a purpose beyond profit: verified clinical intelligence for everyone, and a safety standard the whole field can build on, royalty-free. The proprietary reference implementation funds the mission. The standard belongs to medicine.

DeepSensi Difficult Cases Engine. Clinical Intelligence at Home.

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