There are two parts to AICI - one is that it uses Wasm and the other is the specific set of operations on the LLM that it exposes (which is why we call it "inte

There are two parts to AICI - one is that it uses Wasm and the other is the specific set of operations on the LLM that it exposes (which is why we call it "interface"). Having a common interface (provided it is adopted) lets you re-use the same controller over multiple LLM infra stacks (and different models), or conversely the different controllers over your own brand new LLM infra stack (or model). Using Wasm simplifies your deployment story in the cloud (sandboxing), however the AICI runtime communicates with controllers as separate processes and so if the controller is trusted it could in principle be run in native code.