Research14 min read

One Runtime, Many Semantics: The Typed Carrier Algebra Behind UQA Engine

by Jaepil Jeong | August 25, 2026

A database is not truly unified merely because every result fits in one container. We introduce the typed carrier algebra behind UQA Engine, show why document sets, scored postings, ranked views, SQL bags, join tuples, and graph matches must retain different laws, and trace those distinctions into the Rust optimizer and runtime.

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The Missing Layer: A Structural Gap in the AI Infrastructure Stack

by Jaepil Jeong | April 10, 2026

Between models and hardware lies an invisible structural gap — a data layer that should exist but doesn't. We examine why the current AI infrastructure stack is fragmented, why this is a structural problem rather than a transitional one, and what conditions a proper solution must satisfy. We then present UQA and the Cognica engine as one concrete response to these conditions.

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