Welcome to Unsound
summary
A new workshop establishes a venue to publish negative results about verification tools, cataloging concrete failures rather than vague caveats, and invites both formal logicians and hacky testers to submit reproducible breakages. It focuses on shared unsoundness patterns — bugs that recur across tools because of the same wrong assumptions — and on engineering tactics like model checking on top of verification tools and fast adversarial testing. Accepted work already includes exploiting known termination assumptions (Rubin Falls in arbitrary verification programs).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Verification
- 3:18Join us!
- 4:33Publishing negative results
- 6:18The new generations
- 7:56Welcome!
- 9:23Schedule
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