Live camera feed
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Person A
Watching for motion…
The camera is driving the math.
A small pixel-diff motion detector runs on each frame (locally, no upload) and finds the
moving region in the scene. That horizontal position becomes the starting zone for the
heatmap below — so when you move left or right in front of the camera, the forecast
actually shifts. Counterfactuals (Walking forward / Stopping / Turning back)
then evolve from where Person A is right now. Production replaces this naive
pixel-diff with the full perception layer (DINOv2 / V-JEPA 2 +
live_scenario.py);
shape of the answer is the same, accuracy is much higher.
Active world: Stock market — Fed decisions
If the Fed cuts rates, where does the index go?
Every cell is one possible future. The darker the cell, the more likely. Click any cell for the exact probability + a plain-English read of that specific outcome.
Today's index: 3,200. Rows = % change from today.
Probability of each outcome
click a cell for detail · click a column for that time-slice's full distribution
Likelihood:
rare most likely
· teal = counterfactual
Day 15
— distribution across all outcomes at this time.
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worst0%best
Most likely the index drifts close to flat over the next 30 days,
with probability widening as the horizon stretches.
Single-scenario projection from the stock_market engine fixture (day-1 anchor: 3,200).
Not a live calibration — this scenario hasn't accumulated historical validations yet. Don't trade on this.
What would change this picture?