The film, without sound: a structure of glass and ceramic rebuilds itself around a warm current; one change stops short of a thin ring and stays behind while the current runs on through it; a group that fits passes; the structure settles. Its sentences: AI can change everything. Not everything should be allowed to change. CytherAI builds the part of AI that decides what is allowed to happen.
Let AI change things.
Keep control of what changes.
A conceptual visualization. It measures no product.
The model proposes.
The system decides.
The illustration, without sound: the film's structure parts around the line its ring makes and leaves a row of values standing, the last about half the others. A correction comes from the other side of the line and stops a fraction short of it; a light marks the one place it may change, a scan runs the whole row, and only then does it cross and take the wrong value's place.
A number looks wrong.
ADII investigates the number and answers: fix it, leave it, or escalate it.
Changing it is a separate decision.
The AI that proposes a fix can’t approve it. Two programs outside the model decide whether the change is allowed and whether it holds.
Team research: a paper and a complete reference implementation that runs locally, not deployed in production.
See what this is based on →The illustration, without sound: the view rises along the line to an opening in it, marked by two lights that never move. A program too tall for the opening stops a fraction short of it; its light goes out and it is set aside, and a lower one, its alternative, passes through the same opening; the refused one turns back.
Not every answer
is allowed.
The AI proposes a financial program; a separate engine runs it, refuses it with an allowed alternative, or blocks it.
Team demonstration: the MVP runs on an evaluation machine, not on deployed hosting.
See the demonstration →The illustration, without sound: another application of the principle. Beyond the line, a shape is built into a part, a block with a step and a bore, and its dimensions are drawn on it: its length, its height and the bore's diameter.
Language in.
Valid geometry out.
Describe a part. CytherCAD turns that description into instructions that build it, restricts invalid geometry during generation, and checks the result afterwards.
It runs on-prem, private and air-gapped.
CytherAI’s product: validated by CytherAI’s own test, with no deployment claimed.
Read the validation record →The illustration, without sound: the view returns to where the film ended. The structure closes back toward the ring with the three systems' work standing beside it, and the slab the film refused still stops short of it.