Participate in structured studies that help us understand how people evaluate technical evidence and AI-generated analysis. Studies are voluntary, time-limited, and separate from employment or product membership.
Microfixx conducts structured research to understand how people interpret technical evidence, evaluate competing explanations, and use AI-assisted investigation tools. From time to time, we invite qualified volunteers to participate in short, controlled studies.
Read its purpose, time requirement, eligibility criteria, and participation format.
Answer a short questionnaire about relevant experience, conflicts, and availability.
Eligible applicants may be invited, placed in the reserve pool, or told that the current study is not a match.
Selected participants receive study-specific instructions and a controlled submission link or packet.
Review a technical incident, evaluate its evidence and AI-generated analysis, and submit your independent root-cause conclusion.
Your response will help evaluate whether structured AI deliberation improves technical root-cause analysis.
Review a technical incident, evaluate its evidence and AI-generated analysis, and submit your independent root-cause conclusion.
Technical investigation or related experience preferred. No particular job title or degree is required.
Read full study detailsNo. Research participation is separate from employment, contracting, internships, and the Microfixx contributor program.
The current study is unpaid. Any future study offering compensation will state the amount and terms before participation.
No. The current investigation study uses a controlled study packet. Selected participants receive only the materials required for their assigned activity.
No. Selection depends on eligibility, study capacity, sample balance, and the study’s recruitment needs.
Screening information is used to determine study eligibility. Study submissions are analyzed in de-identified form where practical and retained according to the study’s stated data policy.
Applicants may withdraw before submitting a locked study response. The study instructions explain what can be removed after submission and what must remain in the integrity record.
Not in the same frozen study case. Future studies may have different eligibility rules.