Open research tools
The Institute of Policy Dynamics (IPD) builds working computational instruments in the open — for studying law, language, and trustworthy AI as evidence anyone can examine. Each is a live tool you can use, not a screenshot.
Current instruments
Bangladesh Legislative Corpus
Quantitative analysis of 227 years of Bangladeshi statute law — citation networks, repeal dynamics, topic grouping across 15 bilingual domains, and 48 cross-lingual legal tropes tracked from 1799 to 2026.
Chakma Language Technology
A language-technology program for Chakma — a native keyboard and transliteration engine, OCR, a corpus creation drive, a Chakma LLM, a 200-hour speech corpus, and a structured dictionary.
Bengali Hallucination Detection Challenge
A Kaggle datathon where teams build systems that catch confidently-wrong Bengali LLM outputs — fabricated dates, misattributed quotes, invented facts that read fluently but aren't true. Two phases, ending in an in-person final at IUT.
These are working research instruments from the Institute of Policy Dynamics (IPD), rebuilt in the open. They reflect our default to open data, code, and methods.