Zero trust based artificial intelligence algorithm driven reimage process on an automated teller machine leveraging ram partitioning

A method comprising:

• retrieving, by a computing device, automated teller machine (ATM) data comprising an indication of a state of an ATM;
• determining, by the computing device, based on inputting the ATM data into one or more machine learning models, a plurality of instructions to reimage the ATM;
• determining, by the computing device, based on inputting the ATM data and the plurality of instructions into the one or more machine learning models:
• a plurality of amounts of random asynchronous memory (RAM) of the ATM to assign to a plurality of processes corresponding to the plurality of instructions;
• and
• a plurality of priorities of executing a plurality of threads corresponding to the plurality of processes;
• and
• reimaging, by the computing device, the ATM based on execution, in the RAM of the ATM, in accordance with the plurality of priorities, the plurality of threads corresponding to the plurality of processes.

One or more non-transitory computer-readable comprising instructions that, when executed by a computing platform comprising at least one processor, a communication interface, and memory, cause the computing platform to:

• retrieve automated teller machine (ATM) data comprising an indication of a state of an ATM;
• determine, based on inputting the ATM data into one or more machine learning models, a plurality of instructions to reimage the ATM;
• determine, based on inputting the ATM data and the plurality of instructions into the one or more machine learning models:
• a plurality of amounts of random asynchronous memory (RAM) of the ATM to assign to a plurality of processes corresponding to the plurality of instructions;
• and
• a plurality of priorities of executing a plurality of threads corresponding to the plurality of processes;
• and
• reimage the ATM based on execution, in the RAM of the ATM, in accordance with the plurality of priorities, the plurality of threads corresponding to the plurality of processes.