LOS ANGELES - TelAve -- Decisynx, an AI technology company developing specialized AI systems for real-world applications, today announced that its AI learning companion, Vauryn, is currently in pilot testing with educators and learners, with a planned global release in 2026.

Vauryn is designed to provide learners with an AI companion that focuses on understanding and learning—not simply providing answers. Rather than immediately solving a problem for a learner, Vauryn is designed to guide users through concepts, ask questions, provide explanations, and help them work toward understanding.

"AI has the potential to fundamentally change how people learn, but we believe the goal shouldn't be to make it easier for people to get answers—it should be to make it easier for them to understand," said Mo Abersheid, Founder of Decisynx. "Vauryn is being built around that idea. We're using this pilot to learn from educators and learners and continue refining the experience before our broader release."

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Designed for Lifelong Learning
Decisynx believes that learning doesn't end with K–12 education or college—it is a lifelong process. Vauryn is being developed to support people throughout that journey, whether they're learning in the classroom, retraining for a new career, developing new professional skills, becoming more comfortable with AI and emerging technologies, exploring a new subject, or simply pursuing knowledge for themselves.

"People are constantly learning and adapting," said Abersheid. "Someone may be preparing for a test today, learning a new skill tomorrow, changing careers next year, or trying to understand a technology that didn't exist a few years ago. We want Vauryn to be a companion throughout that journey."

A Broader Vision for Accessible AI
Alongside Vauryn, Decisynx is also developing a general-purpose AI application designed to deliver capable AI at a more accessible cost. The application is being developed to provide users with a cost-efficient alternative across the current AI market, offering another option between lower-priced AI models and higher-cost frontier systems.

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The general-purpose application is expected to launch alongside the company's broader product rollout in 2026, giving users access to both a specialized AI learning companion and a general-purpose AI experience.

Building Specialized AI Systems
The launch of Vauryn represents the first application of Decisynx's broader vision of developing specialized AI systems designed around the needs of specific domains and real-world use cases.

Rather than relying solely on a single general-purpose model for every application, Decisynx is exploring how AI can be optimized for the unique requirements of different fields.

About Decisynx
Decisynx is a wholly-owned subsidiary of RockNTix Inc, focused on developing specialized and general-purpose AI systems focused on real-world applications, accessibility, and efficiency.

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