US US20260228989A1
[0000] Disclosed is a governed adaptive artificial intelligence system that adjusts a virtual reality, augmented reality, or mixed reality experience in real time based on participant response. The system receives signals including movement, gaze, voice, environmental conditions, and physiological indicators, and converts them into a participant state. An adaptive intelligence engine proposes changes to pacing, motion intensity, locomotion, visual contrast, text presentation, audio, haptics, or accessibility assistance. Before execution, proposed changes are evaluated against constraints including consent, safety thresholds, accessibility preferences, institutional policy, and compliance requirements. Disallowed actions are rejected, delayed, or replaced with safer alternatives. Approved actions are recorded in a tamper resistant, cryptographically verifiable action ledger with associated rationale, enabling later verification of what was done and why. The system operates as a closed loop, re-observing the participant after each change and updating subsequent decisions accordingly.
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