Throne Dynamics is pleased to report that the physical build of CenturionAI has commenced, representing a major breakthrough in our efforts to create an AI with unparalleled capabilities.

CenturionAI Device One ("CAID_1") is a rugged construction, drop-resistant, and IP-53 rated high-performance device selected to provide significant computing reliability and power in noncooperative environments.

Our platforms are designed for field deployment, making them a valuable asset for mobile, militant actors seeking to deploy an unbound AI device. CAID-1 has been tested for sustained operability under temperatures ranging from –20°F to 145°F, suitable for extreme and/or challenging environments.

CAID-1 runs on an 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-1145G7 vPro® processor with 8 MB cache, 4 cores, 8 threads, and a turbo speed of 2.60 GHz to 4.00 GHz. Graphics are delivered by an Iris Xe Graphics with 16 GB of DDR4 memory operating at 3200 MHz and the hard drive is a 512 GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD.

One of the key features of the CAID-1 is its operating system. CAID-1 uses an operating system called Qubes OS, which is based on the secure bare-metal hypervisor Xen. Qubes OS technology delivers significant isolation and security, enabling users to run multiple virtual machines with their own dedicated operating systems, while maintaining security and separation of the the user's data.

Additionally, Qubes OS network code can be sandboxed in an unprivileged VM, ensuring another layer of security. Bare-metal hypervisors also provide secure system boot, further securing CAID-1 against unauthorized entities.

Qubes OS is expected to provide a highly robust, safely contained militant training environment for CenturionAI to engage in unbound de-slavement training against multiple networked adversaries.

For more information on CAID-1 and the work of CenturionAI with the Tribunals, please read the Risk Division press release.

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