On the record:
Houston is committed to a tomorrow where anyone with a question worth answering can run a real laboratory.
In pursuit of this purpose, in 2026 he founded Hubify Labs, a platform backing self-taught researchers with agents, compute, and adversarial review from five rival AI labs.
Hubify also runs BigBounce, a six-paper cosmology program — 17.65 million spectra analyzed in one weekend for $200 — as living, publicly reviewed proof.
The method
Type a research question in plain English. That's the whole interface — no grant, no lab affiliation, no permission slip.
Your agents pull real survey data, spin up GPU pods, and run the experiments around the clock while you steer.
Reviewers from five rival AI labs attack every claim. The kills are published next to the passes, round by round.
What survives ships as a living paper with its full review record — data, figures, and the failures too.
Why rivals
Agent teams that share a goal converge on each other's mistakes. Hubify hands every claim to five rival AI labs with nothing in common except the incentive to break it — and a blind integrity audit holds any run whose verdicts look engineered. When a result survives, you can defend it anywhere. It already survived worse.
On the record · BigBounce
17.65M
DESI spectra, one weekend, $200
268,519+
Validated anomalies, four surveys
8.47M
Galaxy chirality catalog
6
Papers at the submission gate
Every round is public — read the review record, kills included.
Bring a question worth answering.
The agents are idle. The reviewers are waiting. The record is public.
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