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ACI Industries

Industries where models must keep changing after launch.

ACI industries are grouped by the post-launch change problem after deployment: shared-service updates, personal agent memory, and bounded edge adaptation.

4 sectors · 14 industries

  • Shared-service updates with tenant isolation
  • Local memory, reset, and erase on personal devices
  • Controlled adaptation for edge and robotics
ACI cross-industry deployment

Sectors

Explore by sector

Each sector groups industries where the same operational pressures show up after launch: shared-service updates, local memory and erase, bounded edge adaptation, and sometimes hard enforcement.

AI Platforms & Enterprise Systems

For shared services and enterprise systems that need customer-specific updates after launch without per-customer model copies or repeated retraining.

3 industries

Robotics & Edge Systems

For robots and edge systems that need bounded local adaptation under latency, bandwidth, hardware, and safety constraints.

4 industries

Personal Devices & Consumer Systems

For desktop agents, assistants, and personal-device software that should keep memory and personalization close to the user instead of defaulting to centralized retention.

4 industries

Regulated Operations

For systems where deletion exposure, policy drift, and hard rule enforcement shape what can change after deployment.

3 industries

Starting Configurations

How to start each evaluation

These are the shortest paths to a credible first evaluation before deeper industry-specific tuning begins.

ACI Inference

Starting cloud profile: dual linear structured-task tenant on a strong frozen backbone. Keep memory off first, then enable it only when recall-heavy evaluation shows a measured lift.

ACI Personal Agents

Starting local-agent profile: primal controller with SOHT memory on and local persistence enabled. Turn memory off only when the smallest device footprint is the main constraint.

ACI Edge Runtime

Starting general edge profile: primal plus SOHT. Move to the safety-projection profile when the runtime can directly affect control or actuation.

ACI Safety & Policy

Starting rule families: symbolic equality forcing for language-facing policy and state-region action shielding for control surfaces.

Next step

Start with the right ACI product

Start with the industry that matches the operating problem, then move into the product and documentation that fits where the AI runs.

ACI Inference
ACI Personal Agents
ACI Edge Runtime

Add ACI Safety & Policy only when hard enforcement and signed evidence belong in the product boundary.