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The Model Council
The first AI built to argue.
Single-model AI gives you one opinion, fast and unaccountable. Emergencies deserve better. Pulse AI convenes the Model Council: specialist AI models - each with its own data, tuning and mandate, adapted to your organisation and environment - that reason in the open, disagree on the record, and answer to one human commander.
Live Deliberation SIM
Decisions are forged, not generated.
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Wind crosses 22 km/h in ~18 minutes. Recommend immediate evacuation of the eastern edge - confidence 84%.
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Challenge. The route chokes at the river bridge; for the next 40 minutes crowd risk exceeds fire risk. Propose staged movement - confidence 71%.
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Foam stock depletes by 16:10 at the current burn rate. Either plan needs resupply rolling now.
COUNCIL
Disagreement surfaced, not smoothed over. Both options ranked, evidence attached, clock running - passed to the commander.
COMMANDER
Endorses, counters, or overrides. Every exchange logged.
Median deliberation: under 60 seconds TARGET. And the system keeps score in public - suggestions made, accepted, overridden - because an AI you can't measure is an AI you can't trust.
Composed, Not Configured
No two councils are the same.
The council is drawn from your world: your hazards, your geography, the forces you command and the doctrine they follow. During onboarding, Pulse AI reads your response plans, org structure and assets - then adapts each model to them. The bench that convenes for a coastal city is not the bench that convenes for a port, a plant or a national home front: per customer, per environment, per doctrine.
Your Council
The full bench is revealed in your demo.
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Your doctrine decides how many seats the table needs - and what sits in them.
Council composition is proprietary and configured per deployment.
Forecasts With a Clock
Every escalation comes with a clock and a probability.
Not "the fire may spread." Instead: "Spread vector intersects the residential edge in ~22 minutes - probability 81%." "Reclassification likely within 18 minutes if sustained wind clears 22 km/h - probability 72%." Forecasts you can act on, argue with, and audit afterwards.
Designed for Accountability
- Every output explainable: evidence, assumptions, confidence - visible in one tap
- Every session logged in an immutable audit trail, exportable for after-action review
- Continuous learning from exercises and real events - under governance, never silently
- Human authority is architectural, not optional: no public-facing action executes without authorization