Hybrid Intelligence Systems for Reliable Automation: Advancing Knowledge Work and Autonomous Operations with Scalable AI Architectures

Allan Grosvenor^*anton zemlyanskyabdul wahabkyrylo bohachovaras dogandwyer deighan

• MSBAI, Los Angeles, United States

Mission-critical automation demands decision-making that is explainable, adaptive, and scalable—attributes elusive to purely symbolic or data-driven approaches. We introduce a hybrid intelligence (H-I) system that fuses symbolic reasoning with advanced machine learning via a hierarchical architecture, inspired by cognitive frameworks like Global Workspace Theory [1]. This architecture operates across three levels to achieve autonomous, end-to-end workflows:Navigation: Using Vision Transformers, and graph-based neural networks, the system navigates file systems, databases, and software interfaces with precision.Discrete Actions: Multi-framework automated machine learning (AutoML) trains agents to execute discrete decisions, augmented by Transformers and Joint Embedding Predictive Architectures (JEPA) [4] for complex time-series analysis, such as anomaly detection.Planning: Reinforcement learning, world model-based reinforcement learning, and model predictive control orchestrate adaptive workflows tailored to user requests or live system demands.The system’s capabilities are demonstrated in two mission-critical applications:Space Domain Awareness, Satellite Behavior Detection: A graph-based JEPA paired with multi-agent reinforcement learning enables near real-time anomaly detection across 15,000 on-orbit objects, delivering a precision-recall score of 0.98.Autonomously Driven Simulation Setup: The system autonomously configures Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) setups, with an AutoML-driven optimizer enhancing the meshing step—boosting boundary layer capture propagation (BL-CP) from 8% to 98% and cutting geometry failure rates from 88% to 2% on novel aircraft geometries.Scalability is a cornerstone, with the distributed training pipeline achieving linear scaling across 2,000 compute nodes for AI model training, while secure model aggregation incurs less than 4% latency in cross-domain settings. By blending symbolic precision with data-driven adaptability, this hybrid intelligence system offers a robust, transferable framework for automating complex knowledge work in domains like space operations and engineering simulations—and adjacent applications such as autonomous energy and industrial facility operations, paving the way for next-generation industrial AI systems.