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March 28, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Adaptive Constraint Processor (ACP) based on Artsybashev's Method (AAM-V1): A Deterministic Semantic Validation Layer for AI Integration in Cyber-Physical Systems

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AAANDRII ARTSYBASHEV

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a layer that ensures safety and consistency when integrating AI with physical systems.
  • Developed the Adaptive Constraint Processor as a validation layer.
  • Implemented multi-path analytical redundancy for error detection.
  • Defined explicit state classifications such as STABLE, DRIFT, DOUBT, and SHOCK.
  • Designed a formal pipeline and machine-readable interface for integration.
  • The system effectively transforms contradictions into control signals.
  • Demonstrated reliable enforcement of physical consistency in various applications.
  • Enabled safe AI deployment in robotics, aerospace, and industrial automation.

Abstract

This work introduces the Adaptive Constraint Processor (ACP), a deterministic semantic validation layer designed to bridge the gap between probabilistic AI systems and deterministic physical environments. ACP operates as a Decision Arbitration Layer, enforcing physical consistency through:- multi-path analytical redundancy,- reverse validation,- sigma-normalized error detection,- explicit state classification (STABLE, DRIFT, DOUBT, SHOCK). The system transforms contradictions into control signals, preventing unsafe propagation of inconsistent data in robotics, aerospace, medical systems, and industrial automation. A formal pipeline and machine-readable JSON interface are provided to support reproducibility and integration with modern software stacks (ROS2, PX4, embedded systems). Core principle:"Contradiction as a control signal" This work defines a hybrid stochastic-deterministic architecture for safe AI deployment in cyber-physical systems. Artsybashev, Andrey Alekseevich АРЦЫБАШЕВ, АНДРИЙ

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ANDRII ARTSYBASHEV (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c772158bbfbc51511e2533https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19241452
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