Global Information Network Architecture (GINA) is a software framework that bridges the symbolic and the connectionist representations of the world through executable conceptual models.
This patented software technology enables the processing and the orchestration of context and causality for counterfactual analysis, decision support, and learning machines – addressing key roadblocks in the continued evolution of current AI, interoperability, and system-of-systems solutions.
The computational model underlying the GINA software was designed to facilitate a new type of Global Information Grid (GIG) for US security and defense Net-Centric Operations.
The GINA environment has been implemented to become a High Level Architecture (HLA) for System Fusion Networks (SFN) as an interoperable and multi-level security ("MLS") engine.
A third phase of the technology's evolution and implementations in support of US national security is underway with a CRADA with the Joint Staff of the Department of Defense for high-priority needs related to integration, system orchestration, sensor fusion, network convergence, cybersecurity, and numerous AI focused initiatives.