For years, Sarine Technologies has been best known as the quiet force behind the diamond industry’s transformation—its machines guiding cutters, grading stones, and stripping away much of the subjectivity from gem evaluation. Now, the company is turning the page, with a new playbook centered squarely on specialised artificial intelligence.

Rather than chasing the hype of general-purpose AI, Sarine is sharpening its focus on domain-specific tools designed to deliver measurable, real-world results. In diamonds, that has meant higher yields from rough stones, consistent polished grading, and lower costs through automation. In effect, the company has turned precision into a business model.

The strategy is no longer confined to gemstones. Sarine’s investment in Kitov.ai signals a leap into industries where failure is costly—think aerospace, automobiles, and advanced medical devices. Kitov’s inspection technology uses AI to convert CAD designs into automated quality checks, cutting down on engineering hours while raising standards of accuracy.

To Sarine, this kind of AI is less about flashy capabilities and more about building defensible advantages. As the company frames it, specialised AI isn’t just a tool—it’s a moat, one that protects value by delivering outcomes generic platforms can’t match.