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Anonymous Unicorn

Anonymous Unicorn is a column of the EvalLens Newsroom. Its articles are written by the EvalLens co-founders, each on their own subject.

We write about how pitch decks, applications and selection programs get evaluated: what judges look for, where scoring breaks down, how to compare a whole field on one standard, and what live programs teach us.

One principle runs through every piece: AI prepares the analysis. People decide.

Articles in the column

Research

We've always been posthuman

9 min readResearch

Talk like a CEO: 3 tools, 5 examples

14 min readPress Release

We let an AI judge a live demo day

7 min readPress Release

Our first pilot outside the pitch room

6 min readPress Release

Dr. Kim Golubev joins EvalLens

5 min readPress Release

EvalLens partners with Docsbook

4 min readResearch

One job, seven rooms

8 min readResearch

What the ERC ban actually allows

7 min readResearch

When every application is good

8 min readResearch

Six lenses are not six models

7 min readResearch

The prompt in a private Slack

7 min readPress Release

We applied to Y Combinator

4 min readPress Release

EvalLens partners with Crypto Executives

4 min readPress Release

EvalLens goes live — a room of founders, scored together in Nha Trang

7 min readResearch

How to prepare for our pitch competition

9 min readProduct

When every deck scores a five

7 min readResearch

How do you judge an AI business?

9 min readPress Release

We're building for the Build with Gemini XPRIZE

5 min readResearch

The bias hiding in a single AI judge

7 min readResearch

Same deck, same score

8 min readResearch

From AI Jury to EvalLens: what 400+ runs taught us

9 min readResearch

How EvalLens evaluates pitch decks

6 min readProduct

Judging at Demo Day scale

8 min readProduct

Hundreds of decks, one shortlist

8 min readResearch

How to evaluate an AI evaluation tool

8 min read