Advisement and TrainingAI strategy, advisement, and training
Helping military and first responder organizations decide where AI fits, how to adopt it, and how to govern it, informed by frameworks such as the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and training their people on AI adoption.Terminus Edge: deciding where AI-supported decisions should hand off to drones, robotics, and autonomous systems, and where they must not.
ImplementationDecision support
Putting AI into operations to support, not replace, the people accountable for critical decisions.Terminus Edge: keeping a person accountable at the moment a decision turns into physical action.
ImplementationSovereign and secure AI
Deploying AI that stays under the organization's control: on-premises or in secure environments, with data, models, and infrastructure owned and governed by the mission owner.Terminus Edge: keeping the models that direct physical systems under the mission owner's control, even when networks are degraded.
ImplementationIntegration
Bringing AI into existing military and first responder systems, workflows, and environments.Terminus Edge: connecting decision support to uncrewed, robotic, and sensor systems already in use.
ImplementationEvaluation
Testing AI in operational context against its intended use and realistic failure cases.Terminus Edge: testing how AI behaves at the handoff to physical systems, including failure cases.
BackingTerminus Est Lab
Research in decision modeling and wargaming and simulation that grounds our advice and implementation.Terminus Edge: researching the seam between decision models and physical action.